You have found an item located in the Kentuckiana Digital Library.

Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895)

Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895) Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895) 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Champ & Miller Paris, KY 1897 bou1897052501 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895) Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895) Champ & Miller Paris, KY 1897 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognitio n (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has be en done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Librar ies Guidelines. Digital page images are linked to the text file. S- 3 j t 3L 7T 4 Ti - l K - 5 tr 4W rfcc fe A-- v AJV TH JNew8 OUR SO N PRINTED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY MILLERSBURG SJTOCK AND TURF NEWS N EWS Brower Scott V CHAMP MILLER Editors and Owners Established FEB i issi RVR 1ESTH YEAR PARIS BOURBON CO KY TUESDAY MAY 25 1897 In And About The Sales and Tranofers Of Stock Crop Etc Burs Turf Notes Miss ftena Stoker is the guest of Miss Richmond will have a fair this year Notes Gathered NO 42 The excellent quality of - Frazee - CLOTHING PRICE are selling and at such extremely low figures is attracting the ATTENTION of every citizen of Bourbon county visitingJas sister Mrs of F Woolumsis Cummings Mavsville Mrs her J who wants to save money Call at MissWilla Bowden of Paris is once and see our O Suits well ing her grand mother Miss Nucy Allen Layson Mr at worth 850 Our 75 0 Suits are college at Richmondis Ky home afrom tor few days of the 11 quality Our 10 Suits Joe Mock and give your orders tor cannot he bought anywhere else cut flowers cannot surpassed His bouqiets and designs flowers His 3t for less than 1350 Boys Suits prices are low Ray and Messrs from 1 to 5 Ladies call and Bowden of Dorseyvisited friends Frank here Paris Sunday see our Brownies for Children Misses Rogers and Thompson of Straw hats a plenty A full line of Sbarpsburg are guests of Mr and Mrs Harmon Stitt Underwear Give us a call you been visitingLong Lizzie Taylorwho has of Midway Miss Lula Miss return visit-¬ Z C See be Ida Dodson A S Best is at home for a few days from Cincinnati Harold Johnson of Mt Sterling is the guest of Will Collier Miss Mary Armstrong is visiting rela- ¬ tives in Carlisle this week Miss Mary Purnellr of Paris is the guest of Miss Bessie Purnell Go to Rufus Butlers for red Bermuda 3t plants at 8 cents perhundred E T Beeding and family of Paris visited relatives here Sunday Miss Lucy Menifee of Stanford is the guest of Miss Dorothy Peed Rev H R Laird left Saturday for a visit to his son in W st Virginia Mr Robt Salter of Danville was a commencement visitor here Sunday Rev E J Fnnstermacher and wife re ¬ turned Saturday from Clintonville S K Proctor and W A Butler of Cincinnati came home Saturday to vote Parkr Unthiana Woodford i W G1 Swearengert of this cityr is tramfnga stable of horse3 at Abdallah Corner Main and Broadway Lexington Kyt Buckner refused an offer of 35Wlast week for Pink Coat a colt by Leonatns DiSKjharrows sharpened Bluegrass stripperVand couabs for sale twc-year-pld OFFICE FURNITURE ROLL TOP DESKS STANDING DESKS FLAT TOP DESKS REVOLVING CHAIRS REVOLVING STOOLS ALL THE DIFFERENT WOODS AND FINISHES CORRECT PRICES - j W 6aprfrf E J MgKimey shipped Dr Son Turney Bros boat Catlett Tillo The Socman and others of their string from Louisville to Latonia by MoseshELahn shipped if 7t i-- W v -- will be satisfied ¬ 14 MmsW red bermuda sweet potato plants 8 cents per hundred 21may 3t Misses Christine and Gary Milam of Maysville are with theii sister Mrs H H Phillips during commencement Miss Anna Simms of Flemingsburg and Misses Maud and HallieTalliaferro of Falmouth are guests of the Misses Robertson Mrs T L Best who was the guest of Mrs J A Miller several days last week returned to her home in Mason County Saturday j gggss uJEhe JunioEJBaseBalLMClub- was3k de- - aam u fttftkTfUZ luo i3Ci ttTZZfni1FX x via rr ictticu uy vaiiioio icaiu uaiu Score 23 to 14 The same teams will play on the College grounds to day Missies Bradford and Reese and Messrs Who pay cash like to deal where they can get the benefit of cash Morris Reynolds and Charles Hook and We appreciate that kind oT trade arid you can save money by dealing Isaac Rejnolds of Bracken county ara GOSSIPY PARAGRAPHS guests of Mr and Mrs J A Butler with us We will make our Fine Black Worsted Leave orders at Jas A Buglers gro- ¬ Theatrical And Otherwise Remarks In The Foyer BJ cery for home grown strawberries as low as any Richmond is to have a new opera ed home yesterday Go to Stiles Stirman for Strasberg and r aa THE BELIABLB CLOTHIERS -- wr - a--aa- a uttr - cs EsixrrxjsjEESir Cutaway tV twelve carloads 53 of catthgyesterday from thi3 city to Baby Carriages from up New via the L N and Erie roads r Ireland Bros Endurance ran second WE INVITE INSPECTION Saturday at Newport in a 350 handi- ¬ Em Mardersr Robinson was cap second in a 250 purse Fiveiferson county horses affected with glanders have been killed by order of the county judge The cases were reported by the State Veterinarian T HCarrs colt F F V won a 300 i purse attLouisville Thursday galloping the six furlongs in the fast time of 113 If He wasjjjent a mile and a quarter with 1 110 pounds up in 207 HoniWaller Sharps tobacco ware house in Sbarpsburg burned Saturday morning at one oclock Loss not knowiIn8ured for 4500 The resi ¬ Having purchased John Glenns carriage works and repository on dence of Mrs Annie Kincer was also corner of Fourth and High Streets Paris Ky we are now prepared to 1800 Loss destroyed insurance do all kinds of repairing painting and trimming of vehicles such as 1000 M carriages buggies etc We also keep on hand a select line of new Ornament the favorite for theJLatonia Darby forked the distance a mile in Hi mi H r ju At ix n J n ij a the fastlame of 234 He will be an j vr xanfc - l mjjl p r odds onfavorite but will have 127 lbs everything in the vehicle line The puhlic is invited to inspect our up andjwill have Dr Catlett who is We have engaged experienced experts much improved and P P V who is in stock and compare our prices workmen to do our work and insure satisfaction and guarantee all at 114 lbs to beat to be first class WV A McGuigan head the list of jobs Call and see us Prompt attention to all orders winning owners at the Louisville meet- ¬ ing witli 6850 to thir credit Turney Bros ron 1475 Woodford Bucker 325 and Simms 250 Anderson Geo Ashbrook of Cynthiana won 425 All hae shipped their horses to Latonia The Louisville races close to day I Fridays Louisville Post said Anoth ¬ HIGH ST COR FOURTH PARIS KY er noteworthy performance yesterday was thesix turlong race won by F F V who did the trick in 1135 winnine bv fifteepi lengths fairly burning np the tracklipnilllagsfalUtDfiriish-an- dwofkr fJjWP ing out the mile ana a quarter In 207 This stamps Tarrr colt as being worthy The Whitest Purest and to rate with the best of this years -- Sk -- 450 i TT ¬ XjsixiKrcst Toisr tt v LV ltLVTEVi-lUlJlr-n- 1 ¬ C 1 UGGDB mm K a -- t RRIDEJQE PARIS The Best vJ i three-year-ol- ds r -- O g3t Robt Barnes FOR Caroline Miskel Hoyt will retire from T Hinton offers an the stage elegant line at reasonable figures baby carriages The weather is now favorable rfor O house IVXLXI3 osr J PARIS MILLING CO Ask Your Grocer For It - tt - Irl R Hicks Paper -- 5 Months For 35c This will be a saving to you of 10 to 815 of Word and Works five months Trousers 350 4 and up Pi J riTilA sail n Ail a us iBmisiiiDga UUlullvilugliv ET 3V 1 H S STOUT Manager Fred Lansing gtg Cutter HPPENNYROYAL PILLS OHG The only safe sure and reliable Female PITjIi To Cure A Cold In One Day ever offered to Ladies especially recommend Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab- ¬ prices 1 ed to married Ladies vlMCjVt money All druggists refund PXLIiS take HAsk for DE EEOTTS PEHTTYBOYAL per ltox and boxes no other lets fails to cure 25c For the by W Mothers will be delighted with the sale if it 6 for 500 W XXRSend for circular Price 100 JO - Cileveland Oido T Brooks and James Kennedy Paris baby carriages at J T XimHKMaiaBut32r All Hintons MOTTS CEMLLJAJ Ky are nice stylish buggies at low prices For SalelBy W T Brooks Druggist XXR TMOmFwSS from June to October inclusive to new sub scribers only as a trial order for 25 cents and in addition thereto give each tnal subscriber free a copy of a little book of 64 pages which contains select chapters of a work by Rev Irl R Hicks which is to be the crowning work of his life This is a rare opportunity for any one to study the storm forecast through- ¬ out the season besides the many other good things in Word and Works of inter- ¬ est to each member of the family The regular price of this little book alone is 25 cents Send 25 cents and your ad- ¬ dress to Word and Works Pub Co 2201 Locust Street St Louis Mo ¬ The publishers propose to send a copy Joseph Jefferson is at his home at Buzzards Bay Summer Take No Other Eleandre Duse the Italian actress will play almost exclusively in English next season Vaughn and her brother Joe Ott are going a starring next season in a new comedy Theresa Secret Service an American play has made a big hit in London Wm Gillette and Odette Tyler divide honors - SACK EVERY GUARANTEED WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED jSL 3LaO3 03F No 1 TOBACCO HOGSHEADS WILL SELL CHEAP y You can afford to buy just the style straw mattings you want at J T Hinton8 He has roll after roll of mat- ¬ tings all beautiful patterns at low WITH BEST INDIANA WHITE OAK HOOPS if ASSIGNEES NOTICE persons having claims against 5th at one fare C How Kates Q ALL assigned estate of J W Mock C D Bercaw G P A tf Co are requested to present tnem ac -Baptist Educational Convention Mem- ¬ once properly proven as required by It is not generally known that persons The pictures being given away by phis Tenn May 24 27 Froia points law at my office in Paris Ky Those desiring to make small payments down in Tennessee only Davis Thomson Isrig are works of indebted to the firm knowing themselves requested to and the balance afterwards can secure Womans Board of Foreign Missions art and an ornament to any house of J W Mock Co are M E Church Birmingham Ala pay promptly and thereby ayoid court pianos Small Payments illl Pianos T Hinton can suit you in wall- ¬ papers Any style desired and at prices that are just right Call in and see J them low Kate To Frankfort The F C B y will sell tickets to the State Convention at Frankfort and return June 1st and 2d limited to the TARR TEMPLIN THE ROUGH AND DRESSED LUMBER the best HARMON STITT 26fb June 4 11 13 Assignee Steinway Hazelton Ancient Order United Workmen Su- ¬ preme Lodge Milwaukee Wis June 5 P J Main KIELY st Paris Ky 617 ueen Crescent ROUTE American Water Works Association Denver Col June 8 10 Electric Light Association Niagara Falls NY June 8 10 BLUEGRASS NURSERIES National Association ofJCredit Men Kansas City Mo June 9 11 American Institute of Homeopathy Buffalo N Y June 23 28 may be bought in this way A small Ask your agent for particulars and be for Orchard Lawn payment down the Piano delivered sure your tickets read via the Queen EVERYTHING Full stock of Orna- when desired and deferred payments Crescent Misses Childrens and Infants mental and Fruit Trees Grape Vines arranged to suit buyer Pianos old and W C Rinearson Spring Heel Shoes that are made like Asparagus and Small Fruits We Genl Passr Agt Cincinnati O grown tip peoples new of any makes taken in exchange The finest lire no agents but sell at Hying prices ever shown in Paris Every pair brim direct to the planter Telephone in out- ¬ style and quality Cover the soiled walls and ceilings ful of their purchase priceand will Co office Strawberry and general nursery every time wear Catalogues on application to with some of J Hintons choice wall CLAY RION 121 and 123 West Fourth Street paper Any price paper that is wan- ¬ H F HILLENMEYER Lexington Ky tedall are included in his big stock CINCINNATI O 26feb tf Smith Gabler Barnes MlMiTOV JSIELXlKra- 1897 ¬ em--pl- oy ¬ Ernest Urchs reaches the principal cities of the South with a service of superbly appointed through trains Day Coaches and Sleeping Cars througja to Harriman Chatta- ¬ nooga Attalla Birmingham Tuscaloosa Meridian New Orleans Atlanta Macon and Jacksonville Through Sleepmg Cars to Knoxville Hot Springs and Asheville and from Chattanoogo to Jackson Vicksburg Monroe and Shreveport Through Tourist Sleepers to Tos Angeles and SSB San Francisco Choice of Routes to Texas Mexico and California via New Orleans or via Shreveport Short Line from the Blue Grass Ckies to Cincinnati with every accommodation to patrons Free Parlor Cars Lexington to Cincinnati Cafe Parlor and Observa- ¬ tion Cars between Cincinnati Lexington and Chattanooga t1 ji m Div Passr Agt ChasWZeU Cincinnati y - 0 W C Elnearson G P A Cincinnati 0 S3a ter 1 W7- V - P V - mwnj j c f x ligggrzg J FT T fcTJHffiWiWP jgjUui wjauwj Mpwim v Icf fc V f c V THE BCHJKBON NEWS TUESDAX MAY 25 1897 ACCOMPLISHED x The Formation of an International Bicycle Tube Trust S- REPUBLICAN SENATORS IWU Bold a Caucus to Devise a Plan ta Expedite the Consideration of tlie Tariff Bill ST LOUIS MEN Arrested in New York City Charged With Smuggling One or V v Information could be obtained as to what action the house may take on the The Price Was Close to 3000000 It it Cuban resolution passed by the senate - Not likely the Plants at Sholbyville Friday but it was understood that Toledo O and Brooklyn Will Be Speaker Reed would have a confer- ¬ Taken Into the Trust Washington May 22 No official the Men Under Arrest is Million aire Richard M Scruggs President of the StIoui Sunday School Union The Other is His Secrotary ¬ V 1 V For the past month or so representatives of the four largest bicycle tube manufac- ¬ tories in the Midlands England Tiave been negotiating with tube plants in this country looking to the formation of an international bicycle tube trusts Thursday it was announced that their mission to this country has been suc- ¬ cessful and the first international trust of the kind has been formed The trust has bought outright the tube plants at Ell wood and Greenville Pa- The price paid for the two plants and the privilege of using the Stiefel seamless tube process was close to 3 000000 The only other tube plants in country are at Shelbyville and this Toledo O and Brooklyn N Y It is notwprobable these plants will be taken into the trust The Englishmen are also after the Uehling patents for cast- ¬ ing and conveying metals now con- ¬ trolled by the Carnegies Tho American factories of the trust which now have a capacity of 20000000 feet of tubing a year will have their capacity doubled at an expenditure of The headquarters of the 32500000 entire combination will be at New York under the management of H W Hartman lately president of the Ell wood Tube factory Mr Hartman left for New York Thursday night en route to England to complete the deaL May 2L - Pittsburgh Pa ence with the president on the subject at an early day and no action would be taken until after that conference The inference was that the action of the house managers would be guided to a large extent by the results of the conference It is probable that some attempt will be made on the part of the democrats to have the resolution considered as soon as it reaches the house but this can not be done ex ¬ cept by unanimous consent which will not be given or by a special order from the committee on rules This special order will not be brought in until the republican leaders are ready for action Senator Davis chairman of the com- ¬ mittee on foreign relations had a con- ¬ ference with the president by appoint ¬ ment Friday It is understood to have had reference to the effect of the senates action on the Morgan Cuban belligerency resolution and upon the general subject of the administrations ¬ New York May 24 Richard M Scruggs a St Louis millionaire and E G Langhorne of the same city were arrested by customs house inspectors as they stepped off the steam er St Paul on its arrival from South ampton Saturday Warning had evi dently been telegraphed when thej The charge is left Southampton When the inspectors smuggling searched Langhorne they found a bell containing diamonds jewelry and watches Similar articles were found Valuable in Mr Scruggs pockets lace was also captured The captured stuff is worth 3000 Mr Scruggs declared for himself and Langhorne to the amount of 25 dutia- ¬ 1 guess its all right ble property remarked Mr Scruggs smilingly as he handed his declaration to the inspect or No it is not all right said the of¬ ¬ -- Cascarets stimulate liver kidneys an CONGRESSIONAL ALL DOUBTS bowels Never sicken weaken or gripe 10c Removed From the Minds of the Chicago Officials in Regard to the Murder of the When a man is trying to experiment unAldrich Will Call Up the Tariff does not want to be asked about it Senator Wealthy Stusage Makers Wife Chicago May 22 Prof De La Fon¬ Bill in the Senate taine the chemist has completed his If stiff and sore St Jacobs Oil will cure you Wont lose a day The cure is sure inalysis of the fluid and his examina ¬ tion of the hair which were found in The Democratic Amendments Will Bo Some men do business as they tradeIntroduced by Senator Vest The JVlor the sausage factory vat in which the horses Atchison Globe ganCuban Resolutions Will Not Dody of Mrs Luettgert is thought to Be Acted Upon This Week nave been dissolved He made the re When bilious or costive eat a Cascaretijk candy cathartic cure guaranteed 10c 25c nark casually that his report had itrengthened the case of the prosecu Washington May 24 On Tuesday increases our The lion next ten weeks and a day after fidence weakness of otliejs Y Weekly con in ourselves N the beginning of the session the sen- ¬ ate will take up the tariff bill for the Knocked out by lumbago Its because1 was espe- ¬ you dont cure it with St Jacobs Oil passage of which the session ¬ - -- j AM i tv fyk 5x AXOLPH L LUETGERT The Man Who Is Said to Have Killed HIa Wife ¬ t -- i I fx x pleaded but the search was made The two men waved examination before Commissioner Shields and were held in 2500 bail It was learned that Scruggs and Langhorne went to England to sell the patent on a calcu ¬ lating machine and got 200000 for it block was reduced to ashes 140 fam- ¬ Scruggs explanation is that he ilies were rendered homeless and a big bought the jewelry of the St Louis factory was destroyed The Hoboken Sunday School Union of which he is fire department was totally unable to the president and that he was told in cope with the flames and help was England that they were not dutiable summoned from every portion of Hud ¬ Mr Langhorne is his secretary son county Later in the night the Scruggs says that it was Langhorne big dry docks at Seventeenth street that declared for the two that there caught fire was not more than 25 worth of duti ¬ The first fire broke out at half past Scruggs is the head of a able goods eight oclock in the factory building in chamber St Louis dry goods house the the block bounded by Thirteenth and There are now indications thatpro- big debate may not be so greatly Twelfth streets and Washington and FURNACE EXPLODES Hudson streets From the factory longed as at first seemed probable The re- ¬ Thirty Men Injured at Newcastle Pa the flames leaped to the apartment democrats populists and silver con- ¬ Fatal Cave In houses on the block and they were publicans all aver that they will sume no unnecessary time with Swept away Newcastle Pa May 24 Sunday The democrats profess to morning the big Rosena furnace in The factory was occupied by speeches be especially anxious that there should this city owned by Senator Mark Co R Strauss H Macy delay Cov cut glass and similar lines be no a caucusThe democrats will also Hanna and ex Senator Cameron let go soon to decide upon a and the next instant a heavy volume Gallagher Palmer toilet articles hold and mirrors and Benton Heath line of action especially on the sub- of coke iron ore and coal came crash A democratic ing through the roof of the casting On either jects of amendments wall paper manufacturers side of the factory were apartment member of the finance committee ex- ¬ house burying in the neighborhood of houses There were 14 of the double pressed the opinion Thursday that SO men under the debris would be sufficient month flats each one of the buildings being a Manager Eeis was taken out with time for debate A number of wool the skin hanging in shreds from his valued at 15000 The factory build ¬ ing with its contents is estimated to commission men from Philadelphia hands and arras and his legs were ter have been worth over a quarter of a were at the capitol Friday seeing mem ¬ ribly burned and bruised bers of the finance committee to secure million Samuel The others injured are a revocation of the comjnitteejj action Moody burned and bruised all over entire fire departments of Union Hill West Hoboken and Weehawken in lowering the rates on first and sec the body Mike Petro head cut in responded to a call for help as well as ond class wools They say that the half dozen places and bruised and increase on third class wools will be burned about the hands and arms three engines from Jersey City Despite this big aggregation of fire of no benefit and that the reduction on William Hanna head cut arms almost engines the flames spread with terrific the higher grades will work very seri- severed by falling sheet iron Joseph fury The occupants of the apartment ous mischief to the wool interest Love head a mass of cuts laying the Washington May 22 The presi- skull bare in three places Frank houses saved but little of their house hold effects A policeman carried out dent Friday decided upon the appoint ¬ Sheard head badly cut legs bruised two children from one of the houses ment of C W Tuttle of Columbia back burned and arms terribly burned after they had been forgotten in the City Ind as United States commis- his injuries are very bad and may re- ¬ flight with the other occupants A dy ¬ sioner for Alaska with headquarters sult in death Half a dozen other men ing woman was rescued from one of at Sitka were also more or less injured but the the buildings after the fire had reached above are the worst cases GIGANTIC DEAL the bed clothing but she was not The second accident of the day oc- ¬ An Outline of What is Supposed to Be curred about 20 minutes after the one burned McKinloys Scheme to Settle the Cuban About 1030 oclock while the big Question at the Rosena furnace It was a cave was at its worst fire broke out in lire Washington May 22 The suppli- in at the big 70 foot cut of the New ¬ the big dry docks of Tietgen and cation made in both houses of congress castle Traction company that is en ¬ Lang at the foot of Seventeenth Thursda3 for further delay on the Cu gaged in making a track to the New street The docks with six or seven ban question to enable the president to Cascade park Michael Kurdy was canal boats which the tugs could not carry forward some supposed negotia- buried under at least 75 feet of sand reach in time to save were badly tions in the interest of Cuban inde- gravel clay and rock and was dead damaged pendence has caused a searching in when taken out Peter Herinsky was The property loss is estimated by quiry to be made Friday asto the char- terribly crushed about the shoulders Chief Engineer Applegate of the acter of these negotiations and hips while his chest was- crushed Hoboken fire depatment to be 050- The terms are reported to be as fol- Ee will likely live 000 lows A MOB 1 A formal submission by the Cuban GEN HORATIO KING Postmaster General Under President leaders to Spanish authority upon the Breaks Into a Texas Jail and Kills a Ne ¬ guarantee by the United States that gro Murderer Buchanans Administration Bead this shall be followed by Spanish Houston Tex May 24 R W Stew ¬ Washington May 21 Gen Horatio art a prominent merchant of Lindale King who was postmaster general recognition of Cuban independence 2 That the Cuban republic shall as- ¬ was recently enticed from his home by ¬ during a portion of Buchanans administration died in this city at 820 sume the indebtness of Spain incurred a Negro and murdered Effie Jones a Thursday morning He was in his during the present and previous rebel-¬ Negro was arrested for the murder SGth year and died from the effects of lions in Cuba and represented by the and in a confession implicated Will an attack of grip His wife survives Spanish bonds issued for war loans Tones a white man prominent in the him Horatio King came here from Cuban bonds to be issued in lieu of community Jones was arrested and Also that the Cuban republic placed in jail Shortly after 1 oclock Paris Me and was appointed first these assistant postmaster general in 1S54 shall issue additional bonds as a bonus Sunday morning a mob appeared at and serving under Postmaster General to Spain for her abandonment of the county jail at Tyler Cuba The sum has not been agreed on the refusal of the sheriff Holt President Buchanan less than a month before his term expired ap- upon but 50000000 has been named to admit them broke in the doors went 3 That the United States shall to Will Jones cell and shot him to pointed Mr King postmaster general guarantee the bonds thus issued by death as he sat on his cot He told He served in that capacity from Feb ¬ ruary 1 1SG1 until March 5 following Cuba and that in consideration of them they were killing an innocent when he was succeeded by Montgomery this guarantee the United States man but the leaders answered they Blair Mr King was a literateur of shall have a treaty with Cuba by which had proof of his guilt They refused some note Mr King retired from act the United States shall assume a pro- to kill Effie Jones the Negro who tectorate over the island and that an trilled Stewart saying that as he did ive life in 1ST5 nexation shall never be had with any not have the means and influence to Insurance Iiicvnso Revoked other power The question Topeka Kas May 21 Webb Mc ation to the United States is of annex escape punishment they would let the to be left Nall superintendent of insurance open for future adjustment whicl law take its course Thursday revoked the license of the will when accomplished involve a Father Kneipp is Not Dead Metropolitan Life Insurance Co of further issue of bonds the amount to Woerisiioffen Eavaria May 24 New York and ordered the company be then determined There is no truth in the report which to cease doing business in Kansas 3riginated in a dispatch from Paris to Havemoyors Successor The action grew out of the companjs New York May 22 C H Fenff has the Daily Chronicle of London Satur refusal to pay certain death claims day saying that Father Kueipp faheld by Mrs Jose L Dunn of this been elected a director of the American mous throughout the world for his city and Mrs Bertha C Emery oi Sugar Refining Co to take the place water cure is dead Father Kneipp of the late Theodore A Havemeyer Kansas City Kas s still alive and somewhat better Death of Gen McCormack Hotel Fire in Meridan Miss The Ambassadors Instructed St Louis May Meridan Miss May 21 At 245 the Republic from 22 A dispatch to London May 24 The correspond a m Thursday fire started in the says Gen James Bonne Terre Mo ent of the Times at Constantinople Southern hotel block valued at S150 there Friday agedR 73McCormack died says The powers have instructed years Gen 000 The inmates are reported safe McCormack their ambassadors to act as their was The fire department is inadequate and August 1 1824 born in Missouri sentatives in mediating between repre the loss will be complete The prop physician in 1S49 He graduated as a key and Greece A collective note Tur will from Transylvania erty is said to be uninsured university Kentucky At the outbreak be handed the porte forthwith Pal Died at Sea of the war he was appointed surgeon ace circles now realize that great mal New York May 21 Traugott of the Sixth regiment Missouri in adresse has been displayed on the Turk Schmidt of Detroit Mich a saloon fantry He was afterwards appointed ish side passenger on board the steamer Trave brigadier general In 1866 Gen Flour Mill Burned died on the passage from Bremen to McCormack was elected o congress Elykia O May 24 The flour mill this city His body was brought inta and was twice re electei He was a belonging to Ger port Cancer of the stomach was the democrat A widow and two sons sur lach of North the heirs of Ada m Sun1 Amherst burned vive him cause of death day morning Loss 12000 Hoboken 3f J Visited by Two Fires Entailing an Aggregate Xioss of 650- ooo New York May 21 Twice Thurs¬ day night fire visited Hoboken N J and the loss was heavy One whole ¬ ¬ -- DESTRUCTIVE FLAMES attitude towards Cuba Washington May 22 The repub- ¬ lican senators will hold a caucus Mon ¬ day to consider the tariff bill The first effort will be to devise plans to expedite the consideration of the bill and there will also be ail attempt to reconcile differences of opinion as to the merits of some features Some of the schedules are objectionable to many of the senators and it is thought advisable to settle such differences in caucus rather than in the senate The principal object of the caucus however is to agree upon a plan for the limitation of tha time for debate and under the present rules this can only be done by mutual consent What the tariff leaders will first attempt is to secure an agreement among repub- ¬ lican senators to restrain any desire they may have for general speeches and thus throw the responsibility for delay upon the opposition So far as agreed upon the programme is to have Senator Aldrich make his statement on Monday or Tuesday of next week and to follow this by immediately taking up the schedules and making no set speeches on the republican side of the Why whats the trouble7 asked Scruggs still smilingly We will have to search ydu and your companion was the inspectors Search meP exclaimed Mr Scruggs what do you mean Do you dare insult me I am a respectable citizen of this country and you dare to insult me at your peril You are impertinent ficer reply ¬ I cant help that replied the inspector I will have to search you ¬ Prof De La Fontaine pronouncad the hair unmistakably human and said the fluid given him for analysis proved beyond question that flesh had been boiled in the vat An important find was made Thurs ¬ day in the vat where the rings were found Between the side and bottom was found a part of a set of false teeth It is known that Mrs Luett ¬ gert had an upper set of false teeth Mr Scruggs threatened and then The bill was to have Monday but the death of Senator Earle of South Car- ¬ olina will render necessary an ad- ¬ journment for a day Senator Aldrich will call up the bill move its consid- ¬ eration and make a speech in its support The democratic amendment striking out the internal revenue fea- ¬ tures of the bill will be introduced by Senator Vest After this the course of procedure is somewhat indefinite The democrats are not clear as to whether they will permit the immediate taking up of the schedules or will demand an oppor- ¬ tunity to make set speeches bearing upon the general policy of the bill The prevailing opinion among the democratic leaders is against the policy of general speeches at the beginning of the discussion but they will not attempt to restrain individual senato be may wish tors who are some demoThere heard cratic senators who are disposed to discuss the general features of the bill and who incline to the opinion that the best time for such speeches is while the debate on the bill is young Senator Vest does not expect to make a speech in representing the motion to cially called been called up- - on ¬ When some folks do not know what say they quote Latin to- - wHK1 L Because the nerves are weak and easily excited and the bodv is in a feverish and unhealthy condition Nerves are fed and nourished by pure rich blood Hoods Sarsaparilla gives sweet refresh- ¬ ing sleep because it purifies and enriches the blood and builds up the system- - O lfeJM9 Why Is the Dest in fact the One True Blood Purifier 1 six for 5 Get only Hoods All druggists nOOQ S SSfp parilia easy to 25c - Hnnrlc liUUU 2 Pillc takeeasy operate riiis cure livertoills aiarfrt ¬ ¬ VIL Hvery ingredient in Hires Rootbeer is h ealth en vino 11 m MRS SOPHIA LUETGERT The Woman Who Has Mysteriously Dis- ¬ appeared ¬ The officials now have no doubt that Adolph Luettgert murdered his wife in the manner charged Chicago May 21 In a sewer lead ¬ ing from the vat in which Mrs Luet gerts body is supposed to have been destroyed the police Friday found a clot of matted hair similar in color and appearance to that found last Wednesday Part of the hair is eight inches long and of a light color but the most of it is onjy four inches in lensrth ¬ ¬ strike out the revenue features but the motion may lead to immediate debate and in case exception is taken to it the Missouri senator will be heard from The silver republicans and populists will seek opportunity the of during the pendency bill to present some remarks of a political nature and some of them may be heard during the week The gen eral sentiment among straight repub ¬ licans is adverse to the encourage- ¬ ment of any general discussion of the bill or long speeches on schedules but no party policy has yet been decided upon A caucus has been called for this purpose to be held Mon ¬ day afternoon There will undoubt ¬ edly be strong opposition to some of the schedules on tbe part of republican senators and amendments will be firmly pressed Some cf these amendments will be offered to the chemical schedule the first of the list and they will probably be reached Other during the present week features of the bill which republican senators will attack are those affect ¬ ing the sugar and wool duties and taking hides from the free list Senator Pettigrews amendment against trusts is also certain to orove fruitful of much general debate when reached Senator Aldrich says he will not speak to exceed an hour on Tuesday He will give for the first time the es- ¬ timate of the republican members of the finance committee of the amount of revenue the bill will produce and will explain the committees plan of action giving the reasons for some of the more important amendments made His statement is anticipated with ¬ ¬ TTif Wnnrl iq improved the nervesll soothed the stomach benefited by this delicious1 beverage HIRE Rootbeer Quenches the thirst tickles the palate full of snap sparkle and effervescence A temper ance drink for everybody Ifadconly by The Charles E Hires Co Philadelphia A package makes tivo gallons Chicago to I aiiior ma ft ft - to to to And 2300 from ST LOUIS is the rate that will be made by the Santa Fe Route ¬ ¬ interest ¬ I In reply to a question Mr Aldrich who will have charge of the bill on be- ¬ half of the republican side of the sen- ¬ ate said Sunday that when the bill was once taken up he would press consideration to the exclusion of all other business exceDt the conference reports until it should be finally dis posed of to For the Christian Endeavor Convention in to July It will also apply to Intermedi to atepoints and in theceverne direction ¬ Save you wished to to WEST the remarkablevisit the SOUTH to the irrigated farms andhealth resorts orchards the to new mining camps now attracting a mul ¬ gold seekers the towering to titude of Rockies the stupendous chasm of the Grand Canon of the Colorado River the far famed marvels of mountain and val- ¬ ley on that western shore where the blue to Pacific rolls Then take this opportunity to ing You may learn all about it by address¬ to the any agent of the Santa Ee Route or undersigned to to Q A ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ C A H1GGINS W J BLACK The conference report on the sundry to T ts S K Kr P i bill probably to Room 145 9th Jackson RoomAO PGtA Northern civil appropriation 1345 Bid 8uTopeka Ean Chicueo will be considered some time during The conference committee the week has practically agreed upon a co m IN THE SAUSAGE FACTORY promise on the Forestry reservation PC Denotes the Vat in Which the Rings h BICYCLE provision which they hope will prove 600 Second Haa4 YhecIs AllWere Found Makes Gooo askew 5tol5 satisfactory to all parties but whether xW Hign Grade 96 models Dr Carl Klein Mrs Luettgerts den it will or not can only be determined Special Clearing Sale Ship anywhere on approval tist reported that he was unable to when the ieport is presented to con- ¬ e tC3W will rire 1 KsnocslUe urtnV identify the porcelain tooth found gress la c0 towa run nx of Map brel to latrodue them Our rtputatua l The Morgan resolution recognizing Thursday by the police If the plate veil knows throughout the eouctrr of the Cuban in- ¬ Write at onee for our special offer which he says would withstand the the belligerency action of acid is discovered Dr Klein surgents which passed the senate on L B MEAD CYCLE CO Waba3h Ave Chicago UL will be able to say whether it is the Thursday will not be acted upon by SELF ACTUK the house this week That is the deone he made for Mrs Luettgert SHADEBOim cision of the republican leaders They A ROBBER have decided to block the resolution NOTICE until the plans of the president which Up An Electrio kae Who Attempted to Hold are now maturing are formulated AND GET Car Shoe Dead Passengers Wounded 7 QTHE GENUINE There will doubtless be a demand on 22 A single Tacoma Wash May robber Friday afternoon held up and the part of the minority for immediattempted to rob a car on the Steila ate action but they are powerless As he got on the to secure consideration unless the rules coom electric line S 50 S75 platform he pulled a mask down over committee will report a special order This the rules committee will not do his face produced a revolver and ordered Superintendent Dame of the The majority will antagonize any atmotor line and Motorman Wellman tempt at consideration with a motion yt fat p 6 On Thurs te Kr v BOf v to a compartment in the rear of the to adjourn until Thursday Western Wheel Works They complied with alacrity day the conference report on the Incar dian or sundry civil bill may be ready tC MAKERSoOorw The robber then ordered the passengers C CAGO r t AfOS sj Washington May 24 In the office and commenced to hold up their hands CATL9GV FREE relieving them of their valuables Su- of the assistant attorney general perintendent Dame drew his gun and Luther R Smith of Alabama was fired through the compartment door at Saturday reinstated as assistant at- ¬ cPKOVED HXTCTTER ETJIiX CIRCTiE Al the robber who returned the fire The torney general Salary 2000 per an X3-- reWe Wooden steel lined GUARANTEED parties ETJXLY shipped on trial WRITE EOR CATALOGUE AND PRICES robber dropped dead with bullets num M B LEWIS Lessee Washington May 24 A telegram through his lungs and heart Dame Meridian Machine Shops was shot in the arm and Jewett Smith was received at the state department BoxK MERIDIAN MISS a oassenger received a ball in the Saturday morning from Consul General Lee indicating that the number of leg Americans in need of relief in Cuba is Death of Father Kueipp London May 22 A dispatch to the iraeh larger than was supposed at HOW TO BUILD ask Daily Chronicle from Paris says that first The consul general says that WILLIAMS MFC CO KALAMAZOO MICH Father Sebastian Kneipp well knowr the number may reach 1200 The throughout the world because of his consul at Matanzas reports 250 there 5 VS5S9S W O Rejected claims Fee for increase 2 and the consul at Sagua 450 reopened water cure is dead All laws free 31 yra practice Success or no fee 1 Mclormlek Sons Cincinnati O and Washington SC Spanish Opinion of the Morgan Resolu ¬ Money for Suffering Americans 6i S r lim - - ¬ l liilijl ¬ MARTSM ¬ jlM TnC0yLABEL ¬ JsCEJWf ¬ ¬ ¬ HAY -- PRESSES ¬ LOS PE SI HS YT Jfc ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ May 22 An installment 50000 appropriated by con of the gress for the relief of suffering Americans in Cuba has been received by Consul General Lee per treasury cable transfer and is now on deposit with Co the local Or Lawton Childs American banking house Popocatapeti Bonded Mexico Cur May 22 The volcanc Popocatapeti has been bonded to an The newspapers here consider the adoption by the EAY COAX STOCK GRAIN j Hi Ya United States senate of Senator Mo- ¬ AND COTTON SCALES lifeey Habit cured rgans belligerency resolution to be a 1 1 1 1 AM a home witnoutnnln Book 1U HH at of very grave step They say it will tend HI 111 E2cularssentFREE BM WOQLTBYMJ Atlanta Gal 1 to strengthen the premier Senor Can DISCOVERY gires ovas del Castillio respecting the proquickreliefandcuresTrorsfc posed liberal attack on the ministry cases Send for book of testimonials and 1 davi treatment Prec Drllll GREENS S0X8 Atlanta 0 Fatal Card Game DH YES J WE USE IT YUCATAH Pittsburgh Pa May 24 A fight American syndicate the object being over a game of cards Sundays at Snow A N K E 1638 to exploit its sulphur bring ice and den a mining town in this county re- V1TEX W3CITIKO TO ADVERTISERS wood to this city and carry tourists ur please state that you saw the Advertix to the crater b v Geonre Douirlass both coloied went In this paper May 24¬ Havana Madrid tions Weeks Seale Works fl n III O a - ¬ DROPQYW arBf - I t 1 V - JiJZ - f 4 - - - y- - -- f I s r at r Aw 3 i V lA - r - - y - - r nrlfl 7 J - x-V - c x- - - THE BOURBON NEWS TUESDAY MAY 25 1897 Why 3 HUMOROUS She How do you account for the enormous increase of the English spar- He Theyre too row in America ugly to go on womens hats Chicago r MUST GIT BACK I Hi Ive been in town a month or two Come here expectin I might stay Bout all my ays with little Sue An even yit I may yur she hangs perhapsmy neck so tight round That though know I orter pack I cant raise I -- I must git back the spunk to say to night U 1 rv V ss rfi 1 i P They make it pleasant fur me here Sue an her husband must own An senco mas gone itIwould appear Im better off than Id be home But I dunno to settle down I some way cant jist git the knack An now foie winter gits aroun I must git back Tt seems ungrateful like I know Fur when I come the very night The things shed brought from Cedar vot Was the first things to meet my sight See dad she cried tis just the same Tour slippers pipe and chair and sack Why sir the thought that minute came I must git back Why bless your soul this aint no olace Pur an old chap as rough as me There aint enough of air or space Or elbow room furs I can see Why I have watched the sky through all This Injun summer through a crack Between two buildins an this fall goin back the Its lonesome onhave farm I know Now that Ill to stay alone But mad be sure to feel jest so An long as I do f er her own I blieve when I hev piled the wood Upon the hearth a blazin stack If there was jest a way she could That shed come back Mebbe she can I aint so wise persisted Close Theres no tellin where those fellows have run to You ought to have some suitable clothes for thi sort o work like mine Ive got something different but I thought we wTere needed at once So you be cor din to what this gen- ¬ tleman says It looks like they must have stirred up quite a row but you neednt worry Therell be no trouble once they see the regulars and if there should be youve got ine an the hull week Im a j K That I can say such things that cant be There maybe things hid from my eyes Thats meant to be a help to me So Ill go home an sort o wait An if theres any path or track Why motherll find it soon or late An come right back Chicago Journal BY CAPTAIN CIlARIdSS KING lCdpyright 1894 by J B Lippincott Co I rj J IV CONTIN UED No wonder the fellows wondered what Close did with his money A soldier servant made up his room and blacked his boots a company laundress washed the very few7 items sent to her each week and declared that the captain stopped the price of two pairs of gloves out of her wages because she wore the thumb off one of them scrubbing- the dirt off the other He never went to theater opera or other diver ¬ sion never took part in any of the gayeties of the garrison never subscribed for a newspaper or magazine but was always on hand to get first look at those service journals which were Intended for the post library He smoked an old alack brier root pipe which he charged with commissary plug tobacco preferring it to all others He chewed tobacco navy plug and did not care who knew it He shaved him ¬ self and when his hair needed trimming it was done by the company barber He had no bills He would be neither borrowerhor well there was some talk about his lending money on unimpeach able security and usurious interest but to those officers who applied either in jest or earnest he said he never had a cent to lend and wouldnt lend it if he had Then what on earth did Close do with his money Much of this was told to Lambert in New Orleans More of it he learned later On this particular day he was destined to have another peep into the IDeeuliarities of this most unusual char ¬ ¬ ¬ ahead in quick time Wheres the jail asked Lambert of his subordinate Bound there behind the next corner sr where the bell is Three or four prominent citizens came strolling out of the saloon near the post office their hands in their pockets and quids of exaggerated size in their cheeks The bell under the impulse of unseen hands was still vio ¬ lently ringing otherwise an almost And Closes Sabbath stillness pervaded the town of company to draw on face fairly brightened up for the min ¬ Tugaloo At the corner lay a gaunt ute Theres jrour squad ready quadruped blood trickling from its nos- ¬ Parmleell tell you whatl e wants done trils and from a shot hoe in the side Becklect if theres any trouble you sole indication of recent battle The¬ ail door stood obliquely open to the dedraw on me I shall need some money Im afraid clining sun The barred windows were if were gone any time Thats the first tightly closed Tut a stop to anything theyre at thing Ill have to draw for But Ten dol- ¬ repeated Lambert to himself Closes countenance fell are they at How on earth can I lars ought to be nuff for you anywhere what here I could get along with fifty find out Like those of the jail behind it the cents said he slowly Suddenly he windows of the little meeting house brightened up again Just sit down an make out them mile were closed and apparently boarded up age accounts c yours Here sergeant from within The double doors m you and this gentleman go on with the rront were tightly shut and decorated squad Take the couniy road The in one or two places with bullet holes ¬ lieutenantll overtake you Sit right The bell kept up its furious din of Hamyour down over there in Sergt Burns tent mer the door with the butt annoyed to lieuteuant hes got all the blanks and rifle said the lieutenant as began that things Never made out a mileage ac- ¬ seeappearsuch of the populaceunmistak- ¬ were looking on in to count Here Ill show you And while Close slowly began his cal- ¬ able amusement Guess theyre all down in the cellar culations the squad under Sergt McWant lieutenant said a tall civilian Bride tramped out upon the dusty red any of em Beckon theyll come up f road most of the men following as Parmelee to tell though to see them around the bend youll seem Squire him though shout And to see while Lambert vaguely troubled and Dont grinning countryman feeling somehow that he ought to be thejoined by one or two of his friends with his detachment even though his Lambert simply did not know what to superior officer called him back stood make of the situation Sergt Mc- ¬ looking anxiously after them was going around hammering at I thought jou had twenty or so left Bride one shutter after another and mutter in your wallet lieutenant said Close ing about darned fools inside A cor- Just look will vou You neednt be poral with two men had explored the in an hurry McBride knows just what two rooms of the primitive building to do Id change them clothes if I was used as a jail and now came out to say you there was nobody there which feemed Lambert had slipped his hand into his to tickle the fancy of the rallying pop- ¬ breastpocket then began searching the ulace Still the bell kept up its deafen- ¬ others All in vain the little flat ing clamor and Lambert was waxing pocketbook was gone and now it both nervous and indignant The abflashed across his mind that he must sence of the civil officers of the law have whisked it out with his handker- the deputy marshal or sheriff ren- chief which he carried after the West dered him practically powerless to act Point fashion of those days in the He could not pitch into the people for breast of his coat just after he started standing around with their hands in on the run back to camp Even as he their pockets and looking amused began to tell of his loss the men came There was nothing hostile or threaten- ¬ springing down the bank and bursting ing in their manner They were even through the bushes in their haste to disposed to be friendly as when they reach their arms and equipments saw Lambert take a rifle with evident Whats up now hailed Close still intention of battering in tiie doer they slowly writing and never moving from shouted to him in genuine concern his seat Dont do that lieutenant Those fel- ¬ Firing over near town sir called lows will be shoo tin up through the sergeant a floor nexi The squirell be along presThat so asked the veteran imper ently Let him do it Got em under arms serturbably Presently the squire did come still geant Guess youd better catch up white about the gills as a sergeant with McBride lieutenant said he to Lambert whose boyish face could not but betray his excitement Hold on a second he shouted for Lambert had darted at the word Wait lieutenant shouted Burns and wondering Lam ¬ bert looked back Close was holding out the pen to him Sign these first off will you said he ¬ was-present-l- jou may not get back in a closing up their rank marched silently Parmelee looked helpless and deSomethings got to be done spondent he said or these rebelsll ride right over you Why every man you sees had a hand in this jail delivery Wis had great trouble restin those three scoundrels the marshals been after em a month and he ought to have met us here s I telegraphed him We fetched em here at four oclock this mornin an not a soul in Tugaloo knew anything about it an the soldiers ought to have stood by us until the marshal ¬ CROSS AGAINST CRESCENT Tlie Cause of Greece the Camie of AH Crete is a little island Greece is a lit tle kingdom The cause of Greece and Df Crete is now the cause of Christen- ¬ dom as ages ago the cause of all the world was the cause of Greece and Grete What is Marathon A Grecian plain What is Salamis A bay in the Aegean sea Yet on Marathon and Salamis once depended the political destinies of the world If Persian power had prevailed all over Greece it woid have prevailed all over Europe and centuries after it would have crossed the Atlantic ocean How many people consider the polit¬ ical meaning of the eastern victories of Alexander the Great The Macedonian conqueror no doubt acted from personal ambition yet without knowing it he was fighting for the salvation of Europe Here in America we feel today the influence of the victories of Al- ¬ exander the Great for they were the invincible barrier against Asiatic pa- ¬ ganism Greece was indeed pagan at that time but Grecian paganism had been touched by the Hebrew faith and law and prophets and more than one Greek philosopher was in sympathy without knowing the cause with the existing and the coming revelation of celestial grace in the Holy Land Where Xerxes failed Mohammed succeeded He flooded southeastern Europe with the desolating cause of Islam But the Christian oowers of Europe then saw their danger and resisted the Arabian flood but since that time they have not done their duty The Crusaders should have continued their work until the crescent was driven out of Europe and western Astia On little Crete it may depend by hei own acts and the sympathy of brotherhood which she excites throughout the Christian world to annihilate the victory which Turkey won in 1S56 over all Christian Europe even over her da fenders England and Prance The terirble mutiny in British India was a direct consequence of the victory of Tur key in the Crimean war and in the treaty of Paris for the Mohammedan ambition of the east was excited by he Mohammedan victory in Europe Eng land aidedto win that awful victory and she suffered the awful consequences Let England take warning When the Ottoman empire shall be broken down forever there will be no danger from Mohammedan ambition in India Even Mohammedan fatalism will aid in keeping the peace throughout India Iiosary Magazine ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Christendom Becord Mrs Brown I hear that the man Miss Gray is to marry is quite wealthy Yes I understand that he Mrs White Bos- is in immoderate circumstances f ¬ ¬ ¬ V ¬ acter He had walked perhaps half a mile revolving these matters in his mind and keeping occasional lookout for Par melees which was evidently further away than he had been led to suppose when he heard some one shouting after him It was a soldier running hard and in a moment Lambert recognized in him the affable corporal who was the first to receive him that morning This time the corporal saluted as he came panting to a halt Possibly Sergt Burns had been giving the company a Did anybody pass you lieutenant anybody on horseback No answered Lambert wondering pointer i what now might be comingWell cap says ¬ er rather the capyou to come back Didnt tain wants nobody go along here a horseback And the corporal was evidently per- ¬ plexed as well as nearly breathless By gad I thought twas takin chances even for the two of us Two of em rode in an sassed cap right to his face an were off before a man of us could draw bead on em Who are they Some of the very crowd Parmelee nabbed last night They must have cut across at the ford Theyve finished him I reckon for one of em was ridin his horse In ten minutes Lambert was back at camp where all was bustle and suppressed excitement Close was seated at his tent smoking imperturbably and listening to the tremulous words of a tall sallow civilian who was leaning against the shoulder of a panting mule McBride rifle in hand and equipped for field service was closely inspecting the kit and cartridge boxes of a squad of a dozen meJi already formed Lieutenant said Close Ive got to send yon with a detachment over to the countv iail How soon can you get ¬ Itwas jhf bis knees were tremulous was sud- ¬ his first call mind you and it den and vague The symptoms made him furious Im ready now he said reaching for his handsome sash andbelt and disap pearing an instant within his tent door things Aint you got some ord nerytrappins You dont want to wear such an as them Ive got a sash an belt and sword here plenty good enough they you can have em for half what ¬ ready Lambert felt a sudden odd choky sen- ¬ sation at the throat and was conscious UIKL 1 prefer using rnte v captain said axnberiil Long before they reached the public square the firing had ceased Overtak ing his little command which the sergeant had wisely halted for orders as soon as the shots were heard Lam ¬ bert led them at double time Put a stop to anything theyre at Ill be after you with the whole company Close had shouted after him The deputy marshal had disappeared Mr Parmelee somewhere ahead panted the lieutenant to the sergeant trotting by his side Somewhere behind sir nell come gallopin in after we get there perhaps The road led into town from the northeast Lambert could ee the rail wav embankment and the old wooden bridge before they rounded the turn from which they came in sight of the belfry and the roofs Somebody had begun to ring the bell and there came the sound of shouting with an occasion- al shrill yell Then mo shots a short sputterin fusillade and more shouts suggestively derisive and farther awav Whats going on do you suppose asked Lambert of his bulky secoad in command and McBride with one hand steadying the absurd long sword then worn by our sergeants and the other clamping his rifle at the right shoulder pufiingiy answered Havin some fun with the sheriff He had a nigger posse guardin the jail Polks wouldnt stand it Another minute of running brought them to the outskirts of the straggling town Women and children couid be seen peering excitedly towards the square Two very small beys hearing the heavy tramp tramp of the infantry turned and scuttled away for the shel- ¬ ter of an open door Three hundred yards ahead a man in his shirt sleeves popped around a corner looked keenly at the coining squad and popped back asram When Lambert Jeadmsr his men by ft dozen paces came dancing around that same corner and found himself at the northeast angle of the plaza this same citizen was seated on the nearest porch placidly smoking a corn cob pipe and reading a newspaper his boots braced against a wooden pillar and his chair tilted back against the wall In similar attitudes of exaggerated calm farther along in the direction of the posit office were one or two other gentlemen of Tugaloo Only around Qohens mercantile emporium was there faintest sign of excitement There one or two trembling pallid clerks were bustling about and putting up th shutters The gang of negroes ordina-¬ rily loafing around the plaza had totally vanished Lambert expecting to find himself in the presence of a surging mob came to a sudden halt in sheer surprise The squad slowed down at a sign from their sergeant and then ¬ ¬ ¬ -- ¬ 5 precisely as when Lambert had last seen him at camp with no more sem blance of rank or authority than was to be found in a weather beaten pair of shoulder straps on his cheap flannel blouse without sash or sword but with a huge army rColt strapped about his waist the commander of the company came strolling around the corner of the jail looking curiously about its door and windows as though in search of signs of the recent affray Thought you told me theyd shot the door into tooth picks said he I dont see no signs of bullets Come round here an youll see em I wasnt goin to let my men be shotlike cattle in a pen I got em outo there soon s we saw the crowd a comin Then vou didnt even show fight didnt even attempt to hold your prison r exclaimed Close in high dudgeon Why great Peter man your birds just walked out without anyones helpin em You and your cowardly gang walked off and let em go an theyve taken our mule Thats the worst of it taken our mule to replace that dam carcass there that belonged to the father of one of the boys you brought in this mornin He told the truth bout it then when he rode into camp an said your posse had shot his mule an threat ¬ ened to shoot him What sort of a sand heap were you raised on anyhow Why f a baby in the town I com o from had shown as little grit as you and your folks have its own mother would have EARLY DAYS IN WHITE HOUSE drowned it in the mill race 31r Adams Made a Drying Room tot to be continued Her Clothes of the Enst Room Congress first assembled in the new MADE IT A MILK STEW Capitol on November 17 1S00 and John The Cannibal Chief Gratified the taat Adams then president took his abode in the executive mansion Neither the Wish of His Fair Victim She was fair to look upon Waves of capitol nor the executive mansion waa chestnut hair swept over her blanched fully completed The proportions oi face like breakers over glistening sands the house seemed to Mrs Adams as The plan was mdcija summer sun Her bejeweled grand and superb fingers were clasped in supplication and taken from the palace of the duke of her brown eyes were filled with tears Leinster in Dublin If they will put me The cannibal chief gazed down upon up some bells and let xne have wood her The gloating of a thirst for human enough to keep fires wrote Mrs Ad But I design to be pleased crore sent the warm blood rioting ams throue h his evil face He drew his though literally in the woods no one knotted war club and sent it swinging could be found to cut and cart firewood in concentric circles around his fuzzy The few cords of wood that had been provided had been expended to dry the wool tossed head plastering A Pennsylvania wagon seMonsieur will not spare me asked the fair music hall singer once tlie cured through a treasury clerk deliv ered a cord and a half of wood which beautiful idol of Paris She had charmed men by her magic is wrote Mrs Adams all we have sway and as she spoke the rugged fea ¬ for this house where 12 fires arc contures of the swart chieftain relaxed stantly required and we are told the A kindly light came into his albumenous roads will soon be so bad that it cannot be drawn eyes The society ladies were impatient Ah you pitee sighed the maiden for a drawing room in the executive Spare me life monsieur Amoslalsidecus leader of the canni ¬ mansion and this when Mrs Adams had no looking glasses but dwarfs bals faltered and not a twentieth part lamps A rattle of stewpans filled his ears and -55 fork and knife rang against delftware enough to light the house There was Hammer tho door with the butt of your rifle plates with portentous sound His fol no inclosure and she made a drying muttered and him Lambert angrily ac- lowers clamored for human stew and room for her clothes of the great east room The original cost of the white costed would not be gainsaid house is said to have been a little more What do you want us to do Mr Impossible he said and swung the Parmelee Weve been liere several great war club high in the air than 300000 and something more than to report to minutes with nobody Then monsieur sighed the maiden that amount was expended in restoring I spose my poor feLows are mur I make but im last vhat you call it after its destructidn by fire in 1314 to c man cried Paimelee sliding heem un request before I die dered and in the building of the north and oJf his mule and handing the reins to a Woman made answer the lord ol south porticos Ex President Harrison soldier who coolly transferred them the cannibals name the boon you in Ladies Home Journal to the nearest jost Cant you make crave and it shall be yours Harreil from the Polls em hear McBride The fair singer toyed with a wisp of Italian Catholics are still barred from Xot if theyre all dead answered her chestnutty hair and her young soul the sergeant disgustedly Which welled up from the limpid depths of her taking part in parliamentary elections by papal command which according corpse k pullin the bell rope At tear filled eyes this unfeeling remark the xopulace Eet ees monsieur she said za to an official notice just published in the again began to laugh eef vou must cat me zat I be boiled hx Osservatore Romano the recognized or gan of the Vatican remain in full force Oh youll pay for this you felows Y Herald meelk To what extent these ecclesiastical ortremblingly shouted Parmelee to the ders are obeyed maybe judged from the grinning group across the street A Wonderful Jblower If theres law in Washington and power The Flor del Espiritu Santo or Hcly fact that not over 49 per cent of the lo back it youll ketch hcii Ghost flower found in the region of registered voters went to the polls al election Whawts been the master squire the Isthmus of Panama has within itn the last general to rembve It remains pontiff this prohiasked a citizen sooth ingiy Aint any ¬ petals the xierfect image of a dove The with the body hurt is there I aint heard leaves are very pale green in color as bition when he sees fit and to send the nothin cf any row hough in harmony with the delicate Catholic electors to the urns either in Parmeee pointed to the carcass of the purity of the blossom which is of ala bahalf of the monarchj or else of the re mule and to some significant shot holes baster whiteness In the center of th5 public This condition of affairs must at the corner I spose youll deny blossom nestling in its very heart ii therefore for a considerable time to shootin cr hearin any siootin next the perfect image of a dove Bight ii come influence in no small degree the policy of the Shootin round hyuh Shoo tin the cup of the blossom with the snow the church Italian goveinmenttoward N Y Tribune Why doggone f that aint the queerest white canopy about it rests this won thing I thought I heard somebody drousimage its delicately molded wingSa A Remarkable Memory pullin off a pistol awhile ago Dont drooping half extended at its side te Beethoven could play from mem you remember major I reckon twas gold tinted head bent slightly forward ory all the preludes and fugues con j ou I was talkin with at the time I and its tiny crimson tipped bill almost tained in Bachs Well Tempered Clavsaid there was a shot fired PVaps touching its snowy breast Cincinnati ichord There arc 48 preludes and the thats what killed Potts old mule out Enquirer same number of fugues and as each is yuh in the most abstruse style of counter Telegrapher lo the Qaecn For heavens sake man muttered Dart the difficulty of this performance Lambert stop that infernal bell and There are few appointments at court will be appreciated by every musician your own jaw Cant you see theyre in England enlailing a greater degre Philadelphia- Press nd Parmelee of labor and discretion than that ol just laughing at you Water for Washing Silk evidently dfd chief telegrapher to the queen an of Only the purest water is employed My God lieutenant theyve niobbp l fice which has just been conferred upon the jail let loose three of the worst Malcolm Riley Her majestys tele by the Chinese in washing the finer scoundrels ever went unhung and graphic correspondence not only with grades of silk Ordinary well water killed the officers of the law They her relatives ministers and officials in in iti natural state is unsuitable and ought to be arrested right here every the United Kingdom but also with her is purified by placing a quantity oi one of them stead of standin there kinsfolk abroad is something enor mollusks in it for a day These prev insultin the United States government mous aridvit will scarcely be credited on nxiy impure organic matter and act If Capt Close was here hed have cm that she writes nearly every messig a3 filters Chicago Inter Ocean in in less than a minute in her own hand not on blanks but o Worst of Critici- Hell be here presently ifcyou want ordinary sheets of note paper adorned Tha mar who puts a plugged pennv any arresting done Meantime the only with the royal cipher and the name ol on tlie plate says the Manayunkphi row is that which your people seem to the palace where she may happertoo riosophAr is usually the severest critic Vjiiu o juu biup tuac uc niciKiiiij residing at lhe time Chicagofew3 of the sermon- - Philadelphia Record y Stead of that they went on to camp and left us all alone and just as soon as these people found out who were jailed an saw we had no soldiers to guard em why I couldnt do nothin They just took my horse and theyd have hung me I spose if Id been fool enough to stay I just scaped with my life Youve just got here lieutenant You dont begin to know what a hell holerthis is These people are the worst land o rebs Captn Close even he wouldnt blieve it but I reckon he does now after the tongue lashin them f el lers gave him But Mr Parmelees description of the situation was interrupted by the com ing of Capt Close himself Dressed ¬ came ton Transcript What kind of language was fthat you were talking to baby just now That a said little Ethel mamma baby talk my dear replied the mother And did I once understand that mamma Yonkers Statesman Heres the Precarious Marriage account of a couple who were married on bicycles What on earth could have Oh I fancy they possessed them were trying to outdo the idiots who De ¬ inanry on four dollars a week J slowness but I know one country chan who came here and made 500000 in three months New Yorker Is that so How did he make it Philadel Cincin Got a job in the mint phian nati Commercial Tribune Scene Aldershot Maneuvers Sol dier supposed to have been wounded ia brought to surgeons tent by bearers Severe scalp Bearer reporting wound sir accompanied with insen sibeelity Surgeon Well what have you done Bearer Dressed tha wound sir and gave him a little whus key and- water Surgeon Whiskey and water How did you expect an insensible man to swallow that Bear er He axed fort sir Tit Bits - Philadelphia Man Well you can make all the fun you want to al oux -- troit Journal -- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ T THROUGH SIX CENTURIES Xions Feud Between Two Families Brought to a Close Amid Mirth It is seldom in this workaday age that one encounters a genuine family feud inherited from sire to sonthirough no less than six centuries Such a feud actually existed in the dominions oi Queen Victoria until a short time ago and its final settlement was broughl about by the ingenuousness of a boy ol nine The two leading Anglo Irish familiea in Ireland have long been the Pitz Ger aids and the Butlers Prom being comrades in- arms- of the invading strong bow they became by degrees crival barons and fierce contestants for the vice sovereignty of their adopted coun try In the wars of t he roses the But lers sided with- the white rose of Lan ¬ caster the Fitz Geralds with the red rose of York Pactions gathered around in the two great houses and the bitter feud brought forth death and bloodshed from as early as 1250 down to the Wil liamite wars The Butlers whose chief had obtained the dignity of earl of Ormonde succeeded in- crushing the power of the elder branch of the Fitz Geralds earls of Desmond It is told of a warlike Desmond that while being borne prisoner on the locked shields of his feudal foes clansmen the Butlers taunted him with the bitter words Where is now- the ixroud Fitz-Geaid To which the indomitable earl an- swered Fitz Gerald is where lie ought to be on the necks of the Butlers This proud reply will give an idea oi the intensity of the strife Now it happened that her majestys Irish viceroy gave a garden party at the viceregal lodge at Dublin and thither were bidden by accident the marquis of Ormonde head of the Butler family familiar to the Americans through his yachting interests and the little duke of Leinster boyish chieftain of thd house of Fitz Gerald With the duke1 who was not quite eight years of age came his widowed mother one of the beautiful Duncombe sisters The duchess of Leinster lost sight oft her son for a space and in going to look for the lad foomd him engaged in earnest conversation with a tall elderly gentleman in whom she was surprised to recognize the marquis of Ormonde What was her horror when on ap-proaching nearer she distinctly heard the youthful Geraldine remark in some- ¬ what slangy phrase Well I suppose I ought to punch jrour head on account of the feud but I say you know youre too jolly decent a chap for that Cant we shake hands and call it square With the utmost gravity Lord Or ¬ monde grasped the small hand of his hereditary foe and when the amused ¬ - ¬ ¬ - - ffl Vi i - r- I J ¬ ¬ mother came to congratulate them om the happy settlement of GOO years of bitterness she found the young hopeful perched like his famous ancestor on the neck of the Butler Atlanta Con- ¬ stitution The First Railroad in America Gridley Bryant a civil engineer in 1S2G projected the first railroad in tho United States It was built for the pur ¬ pose of carrying granite from the quar- ¬ ries of Quincy Mass to the nearest tidewater Its length was four miles including branches and its first cost 50000 The sleepers were of stone and were laid across the track eight feefa apart Upon rails of wood six inches thick wrought iron plates three inches wide and a quarter of an inch thick were spiked At the crossings stone rails were used and as the wooden rails became unserviceable they were replaced by others of stone Ladies Home Journal Ol i 1 ¬ ¬ r 3 1 rl ¬ ¬ ¬ f w - ¬ Relmlce Burner That was a very nice look1 ing woman 1 saw with you at the the- ¬ ater last night Im glad you have at last shown some taste Who was she Bounder flushing Urn Thai was my wife- - Philadelphia North imeri- -- Hi V - I r j vzn -- luck at college Kerzogg---I Parksby PJnyinjC in Luck Ts your son having good - J gu ess so Ho has hot sen for aay money for over three monUisvr s K Y Journal v - i if- - t -- t il Sln 4 4 s v THE BOURBON NEWS TUESDAY MAY 25 1897 V -- DEMOCRATIC PRIMABY ELECTION MAY 22d 1897 - - i -- --t -- y p to t o re in 2 o 1 O 3 -- - O O c c 2i Co t if O P i P P a 03 O --t if o P i if O P US 2 s cs p 3 p rf o o O -- If p- r t -- v - Af -- o J ct -- p o p o o o P p o o p to v- - If r izj n - I I o flB p O if O P O p to - o to ST n O to as 25 o u BICYCLES WL DOUGLAS 219 32 For H years this shoe by merit alone has distanced all competitors W L Douglas 350 S400 and S500 shoes are the productions of skilled workmen from the best material possible at these prices Also 250 and 8200 shoes for men 250 200 and 175 for boys W L Douglas shoes are Indorsed by orer 1000000 wearers as the best In style fit and durability of any shoe ever offered at the prices They are made in all the latest shapes and styles and of every variety of leather If dealer cannot supply you write for cata ¬ logue to W L Douglas Brockton Mass Sold by ¬ C3b li fr I IV O o 10 2f - zl 4 v For County Judge For Circuit Clerk G T McCarnejC w T E Ashbrook James McClme V M Purnell - 67 99 77 70 83 Sf6 25 35 41 16 36 69 59 32 83 44 14 45 61 21 47 42 52 85 11 6 24 16 42 71 8 20 12 x iS 3 15 24 28 34 16 17 26 24 20 25 25 1S 52 38 21 108 29 39 24 33 30 23 49 18 46 72 72 24 26 52 54 762 981 - S3 SHOE I have three J1 All new In theeWorld f i 48 60 125 39 61 31 42 5 For Sheriff - E Butler Hart Talbot 62 130 43 42 44 19 97 26 45 16 33 83 36 30 54 33 2 6 6 94 73 24 x3 40 25 66 59 77 27 10 26 54 65 5 33 29 57 no 36 46 18 52 473 902 S7o 1 127 1123 33 T t For Jailer Brooks Frakes W V G W Bowen B J Clay v - 155 150 74 83 14 72 59 20 35 153 9 29 54 12 77 i9 7 04 28 72 53 25 88 72 37 io9 5 16 9 25 13 7 10 43 38 26 22 22 14 39 28 20 12 5 45 148 44 66 20 18 70 103 32 82 17 48 52 15 V f WEWilliams Miss Kate Edgar For County Attorney For School Superintendent Am sparger Denis Dundon S B Rogers C C Jones H Boore Samuel James 45 72 81 30 59 7 66 42 15 124 30 80 151 47 148 69 61 9 10 62 43 20 89 34 16 11 49 I36 37 l6 5 18 38 19 4 iS 53 28 6 51 90 75 17 12 55 10 448 889 296 593 361 23 51 1 J P KIELY WHEEL NOTES 9i 46 100 52 29 52 17 1 35 8 15 19 6 7 20 8 15 14 47 30 12 11 39 25 20 16 63 94 3i 5 99 94 5i 25 47 26 6 12 5 1 90 97 3O 55 1080 102 22 87 86 60 1 - 80 107 55 3 43 82 36 1 1 29 82 46 ICO 40 55 6 5 21 5 101 2 61 34 20 64 28 107 25 17 3 19 89 61 53 30 9 Iilnes About Devotees Of The Wheel At 536 Home And Elsewbere 955 291 664 Carter Harrison Mayor of Chicago and fitted with fi For Assessor Gray Smith SDClay C 22 Hutcbcraft H G D Kenney W H Whaley G W Morrow - 34 32 23 11 4 12 3 2 34 23 12 16 13 6 3 1 1 II 3 2 3 4 7 2 2 151 8 9 2 J P Honey V 2 3 1 3 2 1 4 16 15 34 4 11 1 1 o 3 4 4 2 4 6 34 1 112 4 5 2 5 1 2 14 3 r 4 27 5 13 13 3 J145 281 17 14 2 13 2 22 5 29 r77 224 20 15 John Morris O C - David Kennedy W G McClintock 3 2 1 3 15 16 Hedges T Kiser J J W Mcllvain J XL Boardman 20 6 18 4 11 2 7 2 89 1 1 2 14 2 1 1 2 2 1 6 5 16 1 4 4 2 1 12 1 1 99 3 7 H 5 45 52 57 22 3 3 3 4 35 13 1 4 3 5 23 19 8 9 I 2 68 -- 32 32 535 203 46 135 led a bicycle parade Sunday G Kent Varden is now riding a beau- ¬ tiful all white Monarch bicycle Maysville girls have the cycling fever and the city has some excellent lady It 42 - W TIRES - i riders Only one Maysville wheelman rode a century last year Paris has about six T S h - THatl wiir sell tJvetQow for the i 48 23 54 32 20 34 14 3 3 7 87 6 5 4 6 1 3 10 2 9 4 81 4 8 269 332 - MAGISTRATES Preston If v Saturdays Primary Above is given th correct official vote by precincts as cast for the various can- ¬ didates Saturday Theelection passed off very quietly Places For Kentucldans fa Se 171 rock A 1 Babys Second century riders Lib2ral prizes are offered in each race to be run at the L A W meet in Jane at Cynthiana Paris riders are expecting to capture several SPOT CASH j t n Only 100 round trip from George- ¬ town to High Q C Skiliman 112 Bridge Sunday via CENTKkVTLLE J T Barlow 127 J 124 6i hn M OUy 99 EUDDHLLS MILLS John Huwanl Berry Bedford R O Turner109 192 Jr CON TABLE Joseph Wiuai- - 345 Albert Eicp RV r 5K - stands an excellent chance to be appoint- ¬ the is the time that tries all the care Marseilles ed Consul to M held by C lately office of the mother and all the skill of President of this city Thomas maternal management Baby McKinley yesterday asked Senator comfort comes from fat fat Deboe to endorse Preston and said that if he decided to appoint him the placb babies have nothing to do but to sleep and grow would not be charged to Kentucky If your baby does not seem N F Kash to be postmaster at M Young at Mt Oli- ¬ to prosper if he does not gain Moorefield and F vet were among the Kentucky appoint- in weight you must get more ments made yesterday ¬ Wickliffe Preston of Lexington Summer BASE BALL NOTES Gossip of the Diamond Doings of Pro ¬ fessionals and Amateurs The Portsmouth bovs shut out Ash- land Saturday Score 5 to 0 K U won a game from State College Saturday at Lexington Score 25 to 2 Olay Stone of this city pitched for K El hQS jMiWA23Z4Virnimij irx El Y m 9 m 0 U Pitcher Herman who was once a member of the Cynthiana club was Saturday released by Louisville to Min¬ For Spring 1897 fat there A few drops of AIT5 V iff it U m demurrer before Circuit Judge Cantrill each day will put on plump- ¬ at Georgetown Friday night and a ness fat outside life inside motion to quash was taken under ad- ¬ baby and mother both happy visement by the Court Chief Just e Your baby can take and rel-¬ Pryor and Attorney John Rodman the attorney for the defense base their de- ish Scotts Emulsion as much murrer on the ground that while there is in summer as in any other Celebrated for its great leavening a statutory penalty in this State for season strength and healthfulness Assures the bribery or attempt to bribe there is For sale by all druggists at 50c and 100 food against alnin and all forms of adul- ¬ none for conspiring to bribe the of- common to the cheap brands teration Royal Baking Powder CO- New YOrk fem e charged in the indictments Piles Piles Piles The prosecutio i was represented by Commonwealths Attorney John S Dr Williams Indian Pile Ointment will Ulcerated and Cantrill will withhold cure Blind Bleeding tumors allays Itching Smith Judge h Piles It absorbs the the itch ing at once acts as a poultice gives instant his decision for several days inriS lift in WDER - Those Bribery Indictments The indictments against Dr Godfrey Hunter ex Congressman John H Wil son and E T Franks were argued on a ¬ neapolis We are now receiving Spring goods in The Centre College ball team won its all the new lasts and colors The best 602 MAIN ST PARIS productions of the leading manufactur ¬ ¬ eighth consecutive game Saturday de- ers and at reasonable prices Over Deposit Bank feating Central University 14 to 7 CLA3 EION Office hours 8 to 12 a nu 1 to 6vp Centre is champion of the Kentucky Collegiate League The Lawrenceburg Graded School M H DAILEY KY jh - baseball club which will play at Har rodsburg this week for the champion- ¬ ship of the Bluegrass Tournament de- ¬ feated the McAfee team 5 to 3 Satur- ¬ day ¬ High Bridge excursion from Georgetown via Queen Crescent ¬ Sunday Seventeenth Year Established mi 1881 wall paper than any Kentucky dealer outside of Louisville Handsome paterns all of them J T Hinton I have more ¬ Nw Laundry Agency Published every Tuesaay and Friday by WALTER CHAMP Edilorx and Owners BBUCE MILLER Make all CAecis Monev Orders payable to the order- - of Champ MiiiiiBB etc relief Dr Williams Indian Pile Ointment is prepared only for Piles and Itching of the Consul General Lee says 1200 private parts and nothing else Every box Is guaranteed Sold by druggists sent by Americans in Cuba need relief mail for 50c and SI per box WILLIAMS o MFG CO Pnrns Cleveland O For sale by y i3 suffering from heart W T Brooks druggist Mark Hanna trouble and has lef t Washington for a 31jy-9-l- short rest The Kentucky Legislature Adjourns -- The Senate stands adjourned and may the Lord have mercy on your souls said Lieut Gov Worthington at 330 oclock Friday afternoon as the gavel fell for the sine die adjournment of the extra session of the Legislature Nine more bills received the Governors signature making twenty eight bills and one United States Senator as the net re ¬ sult of the sixty day session The Gov ¬ ernor signed the Mob Bill and vetoed the bill grading license fees in Louis ¬ ville Courier Journal Wrigrhts Celery Tea tion sick headaclus Greeces Minister of Foreign Affairs has declared his country will pay no in- ¬ demnity to Turkey I have secured the agency for the Winchester Power Laundry a first class institution and solicit a share of the public patronage Work or orders Clays drug store will left at Clarke Work receive immediate attention cailed for and delivered promptly Respectfully 16ap tf Bruce Holladay of the Eddyville prison is not now consistent with his feelings since the investigation of his official affairs It should be of of Unhappy ¬ The name of Warden Happy the Mother shapes the course unborn New Hope Cemetery New York is a fore should the Expectant Moth- ¬ proper following of the Chicago prece- er be guarded and how great the dent Death should and does even all effort be to ward off danger and things make her life joyous and happy ¬ The dedication Saturday of a hand- ages and enters the confines of some monument to Confederate dead at Eternity With what care there- ¬ sounding generations goes through all the Almost Distracted 4 ire Jti M M - Ji kk r nw i m tvw SSSK t vc ih At Little Rock Ark Saturday State Senator R D McMullen whs fined 100 Secretary Shehman has directed and sentenced to one minute in jail for Gen Lee to draw 10000 for the pur- - attempting to kill Col J N Smither chase of food and medicines for suffer an editor who criticised the Senators ing Americans in Cuba course in the Legislature ¬ MOTHERS FI allays all Nervous- ¬ i -- it n -- S Awarded Highest Honors Worlds Fair -- - DR I CREAM ff It physicians were unable to help me My memory J T Hinton has an immense stock of A customer whose rrife used Mothers Friend was almost gone and every little thing carpets His prices on ingrain carpets says that if she had to go through the ordeal worried me until I was almost distracted were hut four bottles to be I really are extremely low and he is selling car- ¬ again and there cost was 10000 per bottle be imaginedfeared I was becoming a maniac I obtained and the all sorts of evil thing3 and would would have them GJEOIiAYTOir Dayton Ohio pets every day This is your chance cry over nothing I commenced taking Dr Miles Eestoratlre Nervine and four bottles Sent by Mail on receipt of price 109 PERBOT of w r MOST PERFECT MADE remedy completely Book to EXPECTANT MOTHERS Greatest pic nic grounds in the coun- ¬ TLE free upon application containing val ¬ methis wonderfulwell now as 1 ever wascured A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder Free mailed and I am as rom Ammonia Alum or any other adulterant try at High Bridge Excursion Sunday uable information and voluntary testimonials Dr Miles Nervine is sold on guarantee THEBRADFIELD REGULATOR CO Atlanta G - first bottle will benefit or money refunded from Georgetown via Q C 40 YEARS THE STANDARD SLD BY ALLMiutairrs - I s BAKING POWDffl A and Nau- ¬ sea and so fully pre- ¬ pares the Childbirth is made easy system that Maj P P Johnston of Lexington and the time of recovery short- ¬ will resign in June as chairman of the ened manv sav strono r after State Central and Executive Committee than before confinement It in He denies that he is a candidate for sures safety to life of both moth- ¬ Br Governor or any other office and ex- ¬ er and child All who have used presses disgust at many things in poli- ¬ Mothers Friend say they will nev- ¬ Rebtores tics er be without it again No other -- remedy robs confinement of its pain Health comes straight from the White House thatjhe President is in favor of the independence of Cuba and that be- ¬ fore long the Spanish Minister will have changed his residence from Washington to Madrid Courier Journal It ness rel- ¬ ieves the Cramps Headache ID YOU EVER suffer from real ner vousness When every nerve seemed to quiver with a peculiar creepy feeling first in one place and then another and all seemed finally to concentrate in a writhing jumble in the brain and you be- ¬ come irritable fretful and peevish to be followed by an impotent weakened condi- ¬ tion of the nerve centers ringing in the ears and sleepless miserable nights Mrs Eugene Searles Miles 110 Simonton St Elk- ¬ Ind says Ner ¬ hart Nervine vous troubles had made me nearly insane and Have you seen my window display Do you want anything in any of these lines irt Let me quote you some prices Come and see my stock I can save you money v- - - J T HINCON it BABY CARRIAGES -- FURNITURE And WOOD MANTELS -v A- UNDERTAKING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES EMBALMING SCIENTIFICALLY ATTENDED TO t VS i- - - v- - K n v - - y v y V tfit- - THE BOUftfiON NEWS TUESDAY MAY 25 1897 L a m THE BDURBOH HEWS Seventeenth Year Established 8eco 1881 The Graded School Tournament s PEKS0NAL MENTION BY NUPTIAL KNOTS 9 fnicied at the Post iss mail The Graded School Tournament at Harrodsburg on Thursday Friday and COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED Saturday makes this week a most inter¬ THE NEWS MAN Paris Harrodsburg Lawrenceburg Versailles Eminence Richmond Nicbo lasville Cynthiana Stanford Danville and Somerset which have furnis ed 196 entries for the various contests The Paris delegation numbering about seventy people will start Thursday for Harrodsburg and it is expected that a goodly number of prizes will be brought back to Paris The musical contest occurs Thursday night the declamatory contest Friday night and the field day program and baseball games Saturday The competitive examinations will be held Friday Harrodsburg has made extensive prep arations to entertain the visitors and a pleasant and profitable time is promised to all who attend A fancy bicycle parade will be given Saturday morning for the entertainment of the visitors The Harrodsburg Sayings says that seats for the musical and declamatory contests are selling rapidly 1 he baseball teams from the HarrodR burg and Lawrenceburg will play Thursday and the Paris club will play the winner on Saturdav ¬ matter office at Paris Ky as esting one for the graded schools of Notes Hastily Jotted On The Streets A The Depots In The Hotel lobbies And Elsewhere Mr Thos Carrick of Scott was in JL ff- I TELEPHONE NO 124 STTBSCMPTION PJtlCES Payable in Advance One year S2 00 Six mouths fsr news costs you PORT FHOM 5100 A GUN FRKE OF CHARGE Money cant even get a rk- - Jau payable to the order of Champ alK Check Orders Miller Etc Baseball Results Yesterday A Cincinn iti 4 Brooklyn 6 Louisville 3 Boston 5 Pittsburg Baltimore Rain Chicago 1 New York 4 Philadelphia 8 Cleveland 9 Washington 13 St Loui3 7 distillery has been commenced The brick work on the new Walsh The Methodist ladies will run an ex¬ cursion to Natural Bridge on Saturday -- 4 June 2 Judy fell Sunday morn ¬ Mrs G W ing while hanging up a bird cage and broke one of the small bones in her left limb 5s was ad ¬ Win Tarr and Wm Tarr Co File Deeds of Trust judged to be insane yesterday by a jury at the court house and was taken to the Wm Tarr of near this city and the Lexington asylum by Constable Joe Wm Tarr Co of Lexington filed deeds Williams of trust Saturday with the County Attention is directed to the an Clerks of Bourbon and Fayette convey nouncement on eighth page of the can ing all their real and personal property didacy of Mr A J Gorey for Circuit to R P and James Stoll of Lexington Clerk subject to the action of the empowering the trustees to settle their outstanding obligations This action Republican party was made necessary by the existence of Geo Foster formerly of this city paper bearing Mr Tarrs endorsement will have charge of the Pavilion Hotel and on account of recent losses by reason at Blue Lick Springs again this year of unfortunate indorsements He is a popular landlord who gives his Mr Tarrs property mentioned in the guests the best the market affords deed consists of city property in Super- ¬ ior City Wis Lexington and Paris Gratz Hanly ex Parisian the popu Ky stocks bonds etc and nearly lar Secretary of the Queen City Jockey acres of Bouroon county land Club at Newport was presented with a 200 Wm The Tarr Cos assetts aggregate splendid diamond locket Saturday by about 100000 with liabilities about the turfmen who have raced their 60000 of which 50000 is in first mort- ¬ horses at the meeting which closed Sat gage bonds with twenty years to run urday Part of their assetts not covered by Twenty four converts to the High mortgage consists of 10000 barrels of Power Church a peculiar religious whiskey iu bond sect composed of Ruckerville colored Mr Tarr is a widely known and most people were baptized in Houston creek respected citizen and his embarrassment at five oclock Sunday morning The is regretted by hundreds of friends woman preacher stood in the water and Mr Tarr is a liberal man who could preached a sermon after which the con- ¬ not refuse to help those in need and it verts were baptized is hoped that his embarrassment may be only temporary Editor J L Bosley arrived home Saturday from Washington where he An Excellent Plant Hias been for a fortnight pushing his At noon Friday the machinery of the claims for an auditorship in the Treasury Department He has been endors- Paris Ice Manufacturing Co which had been running without a stop for a ed by Senator Deboe and other prominent Republicans and has a good chance month was stopped a few minutes for to get the appointment Heres luck to adjustment and then started for another months run Under the direchim tion of P Nippert business manager Here is one way for a farmer or his and John Graziana superintendent of boy to make more than ten dollars a machinery the Paris Ice Co has one of day Get one of Kings patent Hand the best running and most complete Bluegrass seed strippers warranted to plants in Kentucky The plant has Sell your 2000 cakes each weighing 350 lbs in its strip twenty bushels a day seed at the present price 75 cents per wareroom and ma es 20 tons per day bushel and you have made more than The building is scrupulously clean your ten dollars a day Ask your dealer and is conveniently arranged and is for them or order direct from R C lighted by about thirty incandescent 2t T King Carlisle Ky electric lights the power being furnished by the companys o wn dynamo Was 105 Years Old which by the way was the first dyna Charlotte Dow a Virginia negress mo ever brought into Covington and aged one hundred and five years - old afterwards moved to Paris died in Claysville yesterday afternoon Tollgate Haiders Shot She was formerly a slave of Reuben The tollgate problem has taken an Hutchcraft deceased alarming turn in Bath county Friday Neiv Dry Goods Store night a mob of twenty five raiders fired on Sheriff James Lane and a posse who Mr Horace M Collins the popular were guarding a gate and the posse resalesman who has been connected for turned the volley about five hundred many years with Mr G Turkers dry shots being fired Two of the raiders goods store has resigned his position to David Johnson and Chas Jones were take effect June 1st On or about that wounded and may die It is thought date Mr Collins will open a new cash that other raiders were wounded There dry goods store in the storeroom next is great feeling over the battle and other The dcor to A Shires jewelry store may be lost One of the posse was Co lives firm name will be H M Collins assaulted by a sympathizer who tried and their stock will be new and to cat the guards throat in every respect ¬ ¬ Joseph A Howerton Jr ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ up-to-da- te -- t TlieK P A Meeting Accidentally Killed A dispatch from Middlesboro says The Middlesboro Business Mens Assoc- ¬ iation which has taken up the matter of entertaining the Statef Press Association i3 very active in the matter although the meeting will nbt take place for near-¬ ly a month Middlesboro will endeav- ¬ or to make this the most pleasant out ing the Kentucky press gang has ever ea joyed A large fund has been raised to make the visit a pleasant one and a Very interesting programme will be arranged Parisians To Join The Elks ¬ Saturday afternoon Health Officer John Sullivan the most popular police- ¬ man in Lexington was accidentally shot and killed in the Lexington police station Mr Sullivan was talking with friends when a 41 calibre pistol which fell from the pocket of Officer Pete Jenkins was discharged the ball passing through Officer Sullivans heart Mr Sullivan was a brother of Jerry Sulli van of Centreville this county The deceased is survived by a wife nee Miss Margaret Doyle of this city and a bright little daughter Frankie Sullivan ¬ ¬ have been invited to come down and in School Course JLateTSdgar stitute the Paris lodge There will night Superintendent probably be Elks present that sterling and Ben Dilloway colored was fined lilt also from Frankfort 750 in Judge Webbs court yesterday Covington Elks will have their for breach of peace T The Friday at the Ludlow annual outing The carpet display at J T Hintons JJagoon equals any in Kentucky The low prices The Lexington Elks may attend the will interest any buyer Look them Minneapolis Supreme Lodge meeting at over J this year v - ed Pupils An Elk lodge with about thirty Examinations for colored teachers charter members will be organized in city at an early date and the Lex ¬ will be held on Friday and Saturday this May 28th and 29th Also for colored ington Louisville and Covington lodges Notice To Colored Teachers And To Color- ¬ pupils wishing a certificate on Common X President of the Lancaster and Richmond Turnpike has ignored the notice left by the raiders and with his four sons and hired hands heavily armed is proceeding to collect toll day and night He is a fearless man and will not be deprived of the toll though Serious his life be placed in jeopardy may be the outcome as the gate results lisle Mr and Mrs Chas Spillman left is seven miles from town r 1fio Saturday for a visit in Maysville after a Tollgate raiders Saturday night deshort visit to Mr and Mrs W T stroyed all the gates between Cynthiana Brooks Six gates went down Mr Oscar Mitchell of Chattanooga and Carlisle Division Passenger Agent of the Queen One of the gates destroyed was within oiT Crescent Route was in the city Sun ¬ s jht of Cynthiana No effort has been made in Hirrison county to resist the day on a short visit Kimbrough yesterday The Bourbon Dancing Club has raiders Judge gave ringing instructions to the Har ¬ been invited to attend the Georgetown may keep it sit Social Clubs commencement ball at rison grand jury and ting uncil it indicts the raiders Stones Hall on June 10th Mr Ernest Karthau3of Huntsyille Straw mattings dont cost much at Alabama was a guest yesterday at Mr J T Hintons He sells them at low L Franks Hb left on the afternoon prices and he has a big stock to select train for New York and will sail in a from few days for a trip to Europe Democratic Convention Mrs L Frank left Saturday for a 25 c June 1st and 2d the Frankfort Cinvisit in Louisville after which she will visit relatives in Huntsville Ala and cinnati Ry will run three trains each Nashville Her sister Mrs Muth was way between Paris and Frankfort to hurt in Nashville the other day by an accommodate visitors to the State Convention electric car The Lexington Leader Sunday said Kentucky State Democratic Convention Mr E T Porter gave a pleasant little Frankfort June 2a Tickets via six oclock dinner Friday evening at the ¬ home of Mr and Mrs W E Hibler of the Queen Crescent Route and GeorgeWest Main street to Messrs George D town one fare the round trip June 1st Mitchell and A J Winters who came and 2nd good to return until Oune 5th B3 C agents for further particu- ¬ to Lexington to have degrees conferred Ask Q upon them by the Order of Elks Mr lars A C Gutziet was invited to meet them You will be surprised and greatly 4 and all pronounced it a most pleasant pleased when you learn the prices on WE HAVE KEOEITED A SPLENDID STOCK OP occasion straw matting at J T Hintons ImIMPORTED SUITIiVOS AND TROUSERINGS The Montgomery Ball Olub gave an mense display now in the show winelegant dance one evening last week in dowssee them honor of the young ladies composing Buy your carpets at J T Hintons Miss Margaret Woodfords house party The Sentinel Democrat reported as in at¬ He brings in big lots and sells them low Our Prices are lower than any house in Central Kentucky whes tendance Miss Bessie Woodford Paris down You are especially invited to in- ¬ quality and style are considered We ask you to give us a calLj 4 sparkling brunette in white Paris muf spect the carpets and inquire prices liu green ribbons and Miss Elizabeth Beautiful in appearance are the Spears Paris petite and attractive in waists laundered by the Bourbon Steam yellow organdy pearl trimmings Laundry 8mytf F1NJE1 TAILORS Messrs C Alexander Jr G W Clay and John Woodford of this city were S E TIPTON Cutter also present Saxton furnished the music We are also agents for the celebrated Chas E Smith Shirt Full line of samples Many lives have been saved lbij the AU persons having claims against the assigned estate of M H are timely use of Dr Bells Pine Tarr hereby requested to file theCurrentpropsame Honey When a cold creeps upon you erly verified on or before the 1st day of or a cough racks your lungs no remedy July 1897 or they may be barred is so prompt or effectual Can be given Claims may be filed before the under- ¬ attorneys on any day against to children withperfect safety and is signed or his ALL persoDS having ofclninisMargolen assigned estate H HC CURRENT sure to produce beneficial results are requested to present them at once We hare completed arrangements te Assignee properly proven as required by law to receive daily from Miller Wards dairy a Ruddles Mills Ky The Iiatonia Djrby the undersigned in Paris Ky Those large amount of extra fine Fresh Q Ward or J knowing themselves indebted to H Cream the product of his noted prem The Latonia races begin to morrow Harmon Stitt Attys Margolen are requested to pay promptly ium cows Paris Ky fri 21may4t and continue thirty days The follow- ¬ and thereby avoid court cost We will keep on hands at all times af ing are probable starters in the 9000 our shop on Main between Sixth and LOUIS SALOSHIN Seventh a supply of Fresh Cream whicizf Derby Thompson TarrsJE JF V4 J Assignee we will retail in any desired quantity Hill 114 lbs Turney Bros Dr Catlett Harmon Stitt Attorney at market price R Williams 122 lbs Ornament Clay limy Your patronage is solicited txin 127 lbs Box Sherrin 114 lbs NE sorrel mare mule 6 yrs old LB oanerges Morrison 122 lbs Fleisch- Men who like a cool quick quiet and 15 hands high goes lame in Tha Popular Meat Market irman Reiff 110 lbs Meadowthorpe T front about Any information thankfully easy shave shoHld patronize Crawford foot Murphy 112 lbs Dare II fTurbiville received Bros barber shop Clean first class Wrights Celery Teaj regulates- ISe 114 lbs- - This distance is a mile and - R B HUTCHCRAFT bath rooms are connected with the shop liver and kidneys cures constipation one half Satisfactory service at all times tf and sick headache 25c at all druggists v A Doty - the city yesterday Miss Bessie Armstrong is visiting relatives in Lexington Mrs Anne Lucas of Lexington was in the city Saturday Mr Duncan Bell of Lexington was a visitor in the city Sunday Miss Gussie Punch of Mt Sterling is visiting the Misses Connell arrived Miss Maggie Donaldson home Saturday from Louisville Dr Frank Bryan of Georgetown was a visitor in Paris yesterday Mr Dorsey McClure was here from Cqvington Saturday and Sunday H R Kern of St Louis is the guest of his brother James Kern Capt Ed Taylor and Mr Ira Taylor of Cincinnati were in the city last week J A LaRue came over Saturday from Frankfort to vote lor his favorites W W Mitchell went to Lexington yesterday to attend the funeral of John Sullivan Mr Frank Armstrong Jr of Cincinnati was here on a visit Saturday and Sunday Mr W M Hinton Jr attended the commencement ball in Flemingsburg Friday night Mrs James Douglas and children of Midway arrived Friday for a visit at Mr J T Martins Miss Louise Bash ford leaves to day for a visit to her brother Mr Ernest Bashford in St Louis Mr Thos Mitchell has resumed his duties at the Paris postoffice after an absence of several weeks Mr Chas B Dickson came home Friday evening on a short visit from his dental studies in Louisville Mrs W N Jurey arrived Saturday from Peewee Valley near Louisville to visit relatives in the county Mr Dorsey Ray is spending the week in Millersburg participating in the commencement festivities Misses Mary Fleming Varden and Efne Paton visited triends in Lexington from Friday uncil yesterday Mrs Hugo Schilling and her guest Miss Christabel Ort returned yesterday to the Windsor after a short stay in Car- ¬ ¬ Engagements Announcements And Sol ¬ emnizations 0f The Marriage Vows Miss Edna Starks of Midway a niece of MrsW A Parker and Mrs Sallie Pullen of this city was married Thurs ¬ day night to Dr R W Hicks of Wood- ¬ ford Miss Sallie Morgan who has made several visits to the family of Maj J B Holladay in this city will wed Mr Wm Eaton of Cincinnati on June 15 Look Before You Buy And remember we guarantee more for your money than you can buy elsewhere or your money refund ed and you to be the judge of it n The marriage will occur at Trinity Church in Covington The marriage of Mr Silas Evans Bed ¬ ford and Miss Margaret Elizabeth Gait skill will be solemnized by Rev Dr F H Rutherford this afternoon at four oclock at the Second Presbyterian Church The ushers will be Messrs F P Lowry Talbott Clay J D McCiin tock and Frank Walker The happy pair will leave Paris at 645 on the L N South bound train for a short trip are offered for less money than you can get them in Cincinnati or Lexington Buy your shoes of us and get one of the beautiful medallion pictures FREE See them on exhibitioo at our stored - - DAmTHOM30NAISGRI NEW BLACK DRESS GOOD JUST ARRIVED FROM THE IMPORTER M -- M J U The baby carriages at J T Hintons Aslrfpr the prices - BIRTHS The Advent Of Our Future Men And Women Saturday to the wife of Ernest Exon on Mt Airy avenue a son 30 Pieces of Black Ores s Goods Including such choice weaves as Eta mines Chanlilions OovertsGrenadines Figured Twilled and Plain Mohairs Serges c Call and see these goods PRICES THE LOWEST Hamburgs at greatly reduced prices f ¬ YESthere are other laundries for perfect color uniform work - but fine finish and most the Bourbon Steam Phone 4 8my tf Laundry excels ij i 1 Notes About The Turnpike Raiders At Harrodsburg the residence of J N Pratber was burned at oclock Friday morning Loss 1500 partially covered by insurance The origin of the fire is unknown but incendiarism is suspected Prather is city editor of the Harrodsburg Sayings and correspondent of seven l dailies He was a member of the recent grand jury and has given toll gate raid- ¬ ers many severe roasts 3 i m 529 Main St Paris Ky Three more toll gates have been de stroyediby raiders in Garrard couuty The Fayette Fiscal Court Saturday purchased eight miles of the Russell Cave pike for 5000 extraordinary bargains now being offered hy uSj and the following prices will command the attention oi eyery careful buyer Spring Dress Goods in all the newest effects strictly all wool at 25c and 39c worth double We will still sell our finest Dress Patterns in black and colors at 4 8 some of them are marked ti less Hosiery at 10c and Ife Others get 25c for the same goods Our domestic stock is the bes assorted and decidedly the cheap- ¬ est Extra good Brown Cotton 5c and S10 Table Linens Towels and Nap ¬ Bleached Cotton good 5c kins are our specialty and we will Very Best Cotton 8c save you 25c on the dollar if you 10 4 Pepperell Sheeting 18c buy them from us Best Lancaster Ginghams 5c GD Corsets 50c 75c and y 81 are the best in the world for tlie Percales and Penangs 7c price Ladies Bleached Vests at lOfei Ladies and Childrens full seam flll taped worth 25c - A great deal of talk is being created by CONDONS the I J c - - - J ¬ charge See the new portraits we enlarge free - tf ¬ THIS If 1 t ¬ Patent Flour Eating Potatoes Irish Yellow Jersey Seed sweet Southern Queen seed sweet Red Bermudas ¬ 525 bbl bu 150 bbl 150 bbl 200 bbl For Cash only this week 0 EDWARDS 4 it -- - ¬ ¬ FOR SPRING AND SUMMER -- IMUmtOHT si ASSIGNEES NOTICE 3 ¬ ASSIGNEES NOTICE FRESH CREAM EVERY DAY u i MIED O m WW r v T HEDGES WALSH - I - - - llP a AL k H -- YJ V rtF vi ar J v V 3V r iL A J cv -- evo - f jn- - 5 flVFx t V f it llpiii V kU V v KfW - j cv i - IT jV H 6 THE BOURBON NEWS 4 THE BOUKBON NEWS TUESDAY MAT 25 1897 l a- - Seventeenth Year Established 1881 Published Every Tuesday and Friday by WALTER CHAMP BRUCE MILLER tdors and Owners i 6- - K ro s- - te x WHEN HILLS ARE GREEN When hills are green Sweet secrets He in all the earth The stone knolls even soon give birth To blue eyed violets and vie fn azure charnls with all the sky For beauty knows no clan or clime When hills are green When hills are green With springtime sympathy we hear All far and near and faint and clear weet woodland music set afloat By many a joyous feathered throat The richest phase of vocal rhyme When hills are green When hills are green The southern breezes dancing pass With sun tipped feet along the grass And kiss the clover blossoms out Till spicy scents float all about Whereer the wind may choose to blow When hills are green When hills are green Each rising curve is set with gems That sparkle on their slender stems For snowy petals gold and blue In soft green cradles bud anew And bloom whereer the south winds go When hills are green When hills are green Our life is not as yesterday The world seems one long holiday We sing with everything that sings And feel the larks ecstatic wings Give impulse to our quickening feet When hills are green When hills are green The round white clouds like foothills rise To distant mountains in the skies And fair life angels come and go Along the lofty paths of snow And bear to earth spring treasures sweet When hills are green Mildred McNeal in Youths Companion to to to to EXTRAVAGANCE OF DAN By L Frank Baum 33dM 0 W claimed Farm e r Biggs solemnl y as in either hand he held upright the carving knife and fork their butts resting upon the tablecloth to think as I should a raised up a boy to be as extravy gent as this Aunt Anna b e tshook her head sorrowfully Mrs Biggs gave a low moan of grief and little Liz- beth with eyes big and wondering 1 think ex- ¬ Oh you got it over to Blodgetts store did vou How much did it cost Aan 9 Xever you mind mar said Dan falling back upon his original defense I earned the money Mrs Biggs sighed and snipped busily away with the scissors Im giad you wasnt reckless enough to go to one of them barber fellows over town she said Oh I were reckless nough twarnt that mar I clean forgot all about it Im afraid Danl sighed Aim t An- ¬ nabel that youre gittin into bad ways I never knew your father to spend so much money atone time in his life It must a cost a heap Dan was silent and the scissors clipped away briskly until Mrs Biggs announced the job was completed to her satisfaction Now for pop said Dan and he put on his coat and wtalked resolutely to the barn His father sat upon an up turned pail in moody reflection and When his son halted before him he looked up to him and said Dan I alius tried to be a good father to you When you come 21 this spring I let the hired man go an took you in his place on half wages Taint evry father would a done that An when you come to me last night an wanted 15 I made sure you was goin to put it in the bank Sech a thought as your a spendin of it recklessly never entered my head Whatever made you do it Dan whatever made you do it Look here pop weve had bout nough o this land o talk said Dan with spirit Ive worked steady an the money an its my Ive eamrd business Id got tired o them baggy old clos an homemade shirts an made up my mnd Id dress as a felJer should dress a now its did an theres no backin out So you jest take it quiet an let it pass Well well said Mr Biggs after a little thought you never did sech a thing afore an so well let it pass as you say Mebbe itll be a good lesson to you He arose from his seat s if to indi cate that the interview was at an end but Dan hung around as though there was something more he wished to say Finally he mustered up enough courage to ask Kin I take the brown mare an the top buggy to drive to church r The top buggy Air ye too proud ter ride wi the rest of us in the wagin ¬ ¬ ¬ embarrassed and feeling uncommonly like a fish out of water It was Sunday morning and Dan who had driven to town the evening before and returned late had just sprung a genuine surprise upon the family circle Jest look continued his father severely as he pointed full at the culprit -- with the carving knife at that red sshirt an high dude collar It aint red protested Dan eagerly its piiik with white stripes An the blue necktie gasped Aunt Annabel with another reproachful shake of her head An the bran new suit said Dans mother striving to conceal the tone of pride that crept in her voice An oh Pop look at his shoes cried little ILizbeth clapping her ¬ stared full at her brother Dan Dan himself stood beside the break- ¬ fast table half defiant more than half kinsville church this mornin An why questioned his father in surprise Aint the church at the Cor- ¬ ners good enough for you Oh its good nough but all the best folks go to Larkinsville The rich farmers as live on the turn- ¬ pike go there said his father sharply but vou aint got no call to associate with the Larkins an Pentons an Abbeys Why theyd stick up their noses at the son o a poor farmer like me Anyhow persisted Dan stubborn ¬ ly Id like to go Then go growled the farmer youll know more the next time I spose you want to show off them new clos ari the red shirt So Dan drove over to the Larkinsville ¬ I thought Id go over to the Lar Dan asked permission to attend the county fair in October and to drive the brown mare with the top buggy and his father reluctantly consented But when the joung man after much hesi- ¬ tation asked for two dollars to spend Mr Biggs firmly refused Fifty cents was all I ever spent at a fair when 1 was a boy he said Van to chuck away two dollars for sech nonsense would be downright sinful Ill give you 50 cents if vyou want it but no more Dan looked him straight in the eye Theres about 20- comin to me aint there he asked Bout that But I aint goin to encourage you in extra vygent habits Ill trouble you for two dollars said Dan white with anger or Ill take whats due me an you can find another hand Im 21 an Im my own master His father eyed him curiously avmo- ment but he saw Dan was in earnest and so with a groan of protest he took the money from his pocket and gave it to him I sjose youre goin to take that red- ¬ headed gal o Jinkinses with you an squander the money buyin herpeanuts an candy he said spitefully them red headed gals has ruined more men than you Dan But I see youre headed for destruction an you must go your own bent Dan did not reply He put the money in his pocket climbed into the buggy and drove away without a word After that Dan got into the habit of absenting himself more than one evening in the week and his parents became so worried that Mr Briggs began praying earnestly for him at family prayers But nothing seemed to move Dan even the prayers were ineffectual to stop him in what Aunt Annabel called his downard course One morning in December Dan hav ing returned exceptionally late the preceding evening remarked calmly at the breakfast table Youd better look up a hired man nop Im croin to be married New Years day if a bomb had been exploded in their midst the Biggs family could not have been more startled His mother lay back in her chair and stared with eyes and mouth wide open Aunt Annabel screamed and scared little Lizbeth into tears and the farmer uttered a word under his breath that must have been taken bodily from the prayerbook Mrs Biggs recovered herself first Who to Dan she inquired breath lessly To Sally Larkins ¬ - Sally Larkins one voice Why- browned thus making a coating by which the juices of the meat will all be retained The temperature of the oven should then be lowered and the meat cooked slowly and be frequently basted unless it is in a covered pan The time allowed for roasting a large piece of beef is usually 12 minutes f oy every pound and 12 minutes for the pan To prepare a piece of beef for roasting do not wash it but wipe it off with a damp cloth Place it in the baking pan rub some beef drippings over the top and dredge the top and sides with flour Put in the pan a couple of spoonfuls of drippings Water should not be added if you wish the roast to be a nice brown and do not add the salt and pepper to the pan until after the sur face of the meat has been well browned Bemember that after the first 20 min utes roast beef requires a moderate oven and baste the meat frequently with its own drippings from the pan If there is danger of the g ravy growing too brown or cooking away a little beef stock may be added to tho pan and frequently a gill of cooldng wine is added to the pan in the last 20 minutes of cooking giving the gravy a delicious flavor When the roast is sufficiently cooked remove it to a heated platter and make the gravy First turn off the top grease from the liquid in the pan and if there is not sufficient liquid left add a little stock Lightly dredge the xan with Hour and stir over a hot fire Season with a spoonful of some sauce and more salt and pepper if needed Strain into a heated gravy boat and serve For a pot roast get a short thick piece of the cross rib of the beef and lard it with little strips of clear fat nork Put the pot in which the meat is to be cooked over the fire and when it becomes hot put hi the beef and brown it turning the meat until every side is browned Add half a dozen little onions two tablespoonfuls of tomatoes a bay leaf a little chopped parsley three cloves a dozen whole black peppers two garlic buds and a cup of starch Place the pot where the meat will just steam and the liquid simmer for three hours keeping the pot closely cov ered One hour before serving add two carrots sliced thin and another cup of stock if it is needed Bemove the meat when done to a heated platter and season the sauce with salt and pepper and a teaspoonfid of Worcestershire sauce and rub it through a coarse sieve Pour they echoed witfc the sauce around the meat N Y Sun ¬ ¬ ¬ HOW TO ROAST BEEF Femperatnre of tlie Oven A Prixno Pot Roafct When beef is to be toasted it should be placed in a very hot oven at first so that the surface will be quickly GEO W DAVIS DEALER IN THE PAGE COILED -- 1 r W0VE3 s HT SPRIftG Furniture Window Shades Etc Oil Cloths Carpets Mattresses ¬ WIRE FEME Special attention given to Undertaking and Repairing Main Street - - - - Paris Ky MILLER COLLINS Agents Paris Kentucky W O HINTON Agent Fire Wind and Storm Insurance THE VERY BEST OLD RELIABLE PROMPT PAYESTG This ia a smcoth fence that will turn any kind of stock It is made from the best hard steel drawn specially for tbc purpose NON UNION ¬ ¬ HOTEL REED Short St Bet Broadway and Mill The large steel wires forming tht horizontal bars are first coiled around a inch rod thus practically becoming COILED SPRINGS their entire length These are securely tied together by Id cross bars to the rod The cross barf are best quality of annealed wlr wrapped xhree timet galyanized around each horizontal bar Being a self regulator it is alwayi ready for business slacks up for 30 below as cheerfully as it takes a new ITS ADVANTAGES HOW II IS MADE LEXINGTON James Connors - - - IK Proprietor ¬ Rates 2 And 250 Per Day ¬ One hundred good rooms Electric lights hot and cold baths barber shop and Postal telegraph office etc 21jy96 ly ¬ TREES ¬ ¬ ¬ ZFIA TiTj FULL stock of Fruit and Ornamental Grape Vines Small Fruits Asparagus and everything for the Orchard Lawn and Garden We em- ¬ ploy no agents Try ns on prices and see the difference between those of a grower and dealer Catalogue on application to fl F HILLENMEYER Lexington Ky 20oct ¬ TREES 1896 grip for 90 in the shade gently but firmly persuades a runaway team to reconsider its action An unruly bull is safe as a canary in its cage it saitb unto the festive hog thus far shall The fierce wind and drifting thou go snow pass by and it heeds them not There is no terror in the locomotiva spark The trespasser is not led into temptation and the rail stealers The hired man and is gone the lagging tramp alike scorn it proffer- ¬ ed shade Like the model housewife when well supported it is always neat and tidy ccupation I L Economy is not our sole object in placing posts for farm fence at the un ¬ usual distance of 20 to 30 feet apart Farmers say the closer the posts th That may apply t better the fence common fences but depending largely on its elasticity we psefer the long panel For cemeteries lawns yards etc they should of course be nearer0 13 to 20 feet is not objectionable We have completed and are now building a lot of this fence for Bourbon farmers and you can examine into It merits for yourself Estimates cheerfully furnished Yon may put up the poBts and we will bmld xne ience or we win contract to ao tno whole job If you are needing any fence see us We will save you moneys and still build you tho best fence made Respectfully COLLINS MILLER THREE POSTS to the POSTS 100 FEET ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Paris Ky county ment said Aunt Annabel in amaze shes the richest gal in the ¬ Th Page Wirt Fence In Bonrbos 4 IT WAS EASY TO DO OVER How Her Husbands Deal ¬ 1 Pllk FATHER WOULD A hainds and kissed her rapturously An shes an only child cried his as the importance of the an mother nouncement came home to her Dan said his father rising from the table and trembling with excitement Ill see you in the barn arter youre through vour breakfast Dan kissed his mother and Aunt Annabel and Lizbeth with happiness shining from every feature of his round face and then he sought his father Dan said that parent impressively how air you goin to support a wife to say nothin o supportin yourself Mr Larkins has promised to give us ihe Downs farm for a weddin present There aint no better piece o land iu the county Mr Biggs sat silently upon the up turned pail evidently engaged in deep ¬ ¬ An the prettiest said Lizbeth Dan caught his little sister in his arms ¬ A suburban woman is obliged to en dure the gibes and jeers of her familv without retaliation because of her credulous faith in a suburban cabinet-¬ maker An heirloom on the husband side- - was an old fashioned mahogany jdtsk of more curious than artisticmake It was useless as a desK ana not prettj so when an as a piece of old bric-a-bridea for its evolution came to her she was doubly pleased She consulted th ¬ Trans ¬ formed Into a Sideboard Vns ¬ Millersburg Ky May 4 95 Messrs Miller Collins Agents Woven Wire Fence on my farm for about eighteen months and rm well pleased with it It has proved to be all that is claimed for it It turns all kind of stock and isas tight as it was the day it was put up and has stood some sever WRITE FOR CIRCULARS tests A horse of one of my neighbor Tift Hew Home Sewing lacHne Co fell across the fence a few months ago CrahgbMass Bootojt Mass 28 Ukiox Squire NY and was not taken off for several honra Chicago III St Louis Ho Dallas Texas I Ga but when taken off the fence went back SanFuanciscoCal Atlanta 70R SALE GY f to us piace an rignr wnn tne exception of a few staples During the storm of WINN Paris Ky COOK April 24th a good sized tree was blown across the fence and bent it down to th U S BBVEHDE STAMPS WASTED ground As soon as the tree was cast off the fence went up all right and wai BY as good as ever with the exception of L Green County Clerk 3It Olivet Ky one broken wire and a few staples oul I want to buy for cash the following U S of place Revenues either canceled or uucanceled at I am so well pleased with the feno the prices annexed when stamps are sent In that I am going to pnt up more of it good condition Respectfully Each right away 1 cent Express red imperforate 5 cents 5my tf Wsi Becrait 1 cent Express red port perforate 5 cents 1 Jponot b decdTed br allnrfsw advertisements and caa get the best made finest finish and MOST POPULAR SEWING MACHINE fSrkJnere 80n8f Boy from reliable manufacturers that nYejrained it reputation by honest and square dealing There is none in the world that can equal in mechanical construction durability of working partSrfineseas of finish beauty in appearance or has asmanyimpreTessntsfis the NEW HOME tnlafc you Gentlemen I have had the Paga Paris Kentucky r V N K 3S -- v f ac suburban cabinetmaker who xiro nounced her plan entirely feasible and announced himself willing to carry it out before she broached it to her husband -- ¬ They all looked down at Dans feet and stared in amazement at the shiny patent leathers that glistened m all their newness Twere my money said Dan the blood surging into his round beard- ¬ s less face an I dont know as its business cept mine Cant a feller be a gentleman if he wants to Not with them hands said his anj--body- thought Dan kicked a little at yer extravygence now an then but let bygones be bygones A business deal is a business deal an to tell you the truth that bit o money o yourn were mighty well invested National Magazine he said at length I may have father sternly - M fe v DONE THAT then put them behind his back Ner with them feet declared Aunt church and strange to say seemed in Annabel with evident contempt Dan high spirits on his return And on Mon shifted them uneasily day morning he put on his old clothes Xer with that head 0 hair said his again and went to work with his usual mother critically Dans hands sought energy and good will his head and he ran his fingers slowly During the week Farmer re- ¬ through tlie sandy shock of hair that puted the richest man in Larkins the county adorned it rode up to the Biggs farm to arrange You kin cut it cant ye mar he for the purchase of some milch cows asked anxiously While he was talking with Dans father 1 kin o course replied Mrs Biggs the boy passed by and touched his hat 1 asked dun no as it would be a Christian respectfully to the great man but I Literaiy gentlemen come here verj act lo encourage you in your foolish ex Thats a good lad you have there often sir We had Mr Andrew Lang travygene said Mr Larkins looking after him staying here Foolish aiut no name for it an ¬ he was over to our church Sunday an Oh really does he fish Is he a she nounced Mr Liggs down ¬ set in our pew an Sally lowed as he good fisherman Its My lost great grandfathers desk right wicked was the best behaved young man at Yes sir he fishes beautifully exclaimed the other Twere my money repeated Dan the nieetin Beally Does he catch much The cabinet maker withdrew after but the tears stood in his blue eyes as he Mr Biggs reddened with pleasure at Oh no sir he never catches any ¬ laying a folded paper upon the table realized the impossibility of justifying this praise from so high an authority thing but he fishes beautifully The husband rallied first and opened it himself to his unsympathetic friends Dans a rare worker he said an Youths Companion It was a bill for S5 for work and wood You set down here an cat your Im paj in him half wages now for N Y Times tak furnished Wanted n Very Dry Grave breakfast said his mother giving- her in the hired mans place Hell make A romantic lady whose husband had husband a warning look raffed Ess well see a right smart farmer one o these days just died begged her r brother-in-laabout that hair cut afterwards Separate the egg carefully so as not Yes replied Mr Larkin thought ¬ who was arranging everything for the ir break the yolk Beat the white to Dan meekly took his place at table fully to he has a likely look I wish I funeral to see that the deceased was i froth put in a custard cup making ¬ and the meal proceeded iu sihyice al had a son like him and he mounted put into a very dry grave as he had so little nest on top and drop the yolk though Lizbeth could not keep her his gray nag and rode slowly away admiring eyes off her big brother The next Sunday there was no oppo- strongly objected to dampness in his 2arefully in Bake in oven a few moThis is very pretty Arter youve finished Danl said sition to Dans driving the bay mare lifetime When she visited the spot at ments until set the Norwood cemetery a few days after hand attractive and more digestive than his father as he rose from his chair to the Larkinsville church and Mrs Ill see you in the barn Biggs was really xroud of her boy as it was pouring with rain and the drips my way an egg can be cooked The Dans appetite was indifferent and she watched him drive away so spruce ¬ from the trees made a persistent mois ¬ ivealcest digestion can assimilate it and as he pushed back from the table his ly dressed in his new clothes It was ture all around the newly made grave i sick child finds it very attractive She looked up with tears in her eyes Serve with a little well browned toast mother said nearly dark when he returned but no and --said O Charles why have you Come- over here by the winder son one questioned him and he Boston Budget made no placed him here Sec how damp and oan be done with that explanation as to what had detained an Ill see what A Nice Innch Dixit direadful his grave is The poor man Iihir Father can wait a bit I guess him One pound of round steak one pint Dan removed his coat and sat down And so the summer passed away and for the moment was utterly nonpl ussf d of milk one cupful of flour one egg obediently by the window Mrs Bigg s Sunday became Dans day olV Some- at last a happy inspiration came to him salt and pepper Cft steak in dice took her scissors out of the work times he would not return until the and he answered Well but look what beat the egg light add the milk to it basket and pinned a calico apron family was in bed and his father and a splendid view he has of tho Crystal then half a teaspoonful of salt Pour around Dans neck mother spoke to each other anxiously palaoe It was too much for the risible upon the flour very gradually beating The fnit aint so bad she said mus about his carrvins on and feared his faculties of even the bereaved one light and smooth Butter a two quart ingly b looks like good stuff an its bad habits were growing on him But Gentlewoman dish and in it put the meat Season jpretty well made Dans newly developed stubbornness Veil and pour over it the batter Bake Suott inSerlin Mr Blodgett said It was the litest restrai n ed them from remonstrating The removing of last wintei Vsaow one bosurr 8erve Ixot- - N YXedger tyle reiaarked Daft proudly Xseriously from its streets cost Berlin 3QO000 ¬ ¬ - Dan looked down at the big red lists that hung far out of his sleeves and Qnite ji Difference All disciples of Izaak AYalton Avill appreciate the story which is going the -- TAINT EVEY rounds concerning Mr Andrew Lang the English critic and essayist An ex change publishes the anecdote which one of Mr Langs literary friends tells It happened to me to spend a few days last summer in an English village Having noticed a pleasant river which seemed to promise excellent fishing I spoke of it to my landlady Oh yes sir she said there is very good fishing here many people come here for fishing What kind of people come here ¬ j R repeated he when it was broached cant be doue my dear and I hate tc have it touched too But you dont like it now coaxed 1 cent Playing Cards red imperforate50 cents tlie wife and the cabinetmaker say 1 osnt Playing cardsredpart perforate30 cents Proprletaryredpart perforatel0 it will be very easy to do over It wiii 1 cent Telegraph red imperforate JS0 cents 1 cent be the desk slightly enlarged that is 2 cent Bank Check blnepart perforate 5 cents We are prepared to furnish at rea- ¬ cents 5 cents sonable prices will be set under 2 cent Certificate blue Imperforate all The lovely doors locust posts by the car- ¬ cent shelf as panels and those graceful 2 cent Certificate blue full perforate10 cents load Delivered at your nearest rail¬ the CertiflcaieorangefuIl perforatelO cents 5 cents road station 2centEspress blue Imperforate columns will stand out in added beauty 2 10 cents cent Express blue part perforate COLLINS MILLER as front supports He will have to add 2 cent Playing cards bluelmperforate50 cents 10 cents a little wood and introduce a mirror 2 cent Playing cards orange choice mahogany of the desk 2 cent Proprietary blue iruperforatelo cents but all the 2 cent ProprietarybluepartperforatelOcents will be preserved and show much more 2 cent Proorietaryoiangefuil pefrote15 cents CLOTHES GLEiEO BEP1ED 8 cent Playing cardgreenImperforateS2 effectively cent playing cardgreenf nil perrte20 cents In the end he was xiersuaded and the 8 cent Telegraph green imperforate10 cents cent Playing cardviolet perforatc50 Some weeks 4 cent Proprietaryvioletpart perfoatelO cents desk was taken away have employed a first class 4 cents 10 cents which the wife made sev- 6 cent Express red imperforate experienced tailor to take charg passed during 10 cents of red perforate our cleaning repairing and pressing eral visits of inspection to the cabinet 6cent Playing card perforate 5 cent Proprietary 10 cents department Work done on shorl shop seeing parts of the work and ac- 6 cent Proprietary orange perforate So 10 cent Bill of Ladingblue iinperfotel5 cents notice Our prices are lower than quiescing- to various suggestions and AOCent Bill of Ladingbluepart pertelo cents others and we will do your work right 0 cents 2i cent Bond impertorate additions to the original plan 40 cent Inland Exchangeimperforate7o cents PARIS FURNISHING AND TAILORING CO The evolved buffet was finally deliv 50 cent Probate of Will Imperforate Si 25 70 ered oncevening not long ago Its own 81 cent Foreign exchangegreenimateJK cents Life Insurance imperforate H S STOUT Manager SI would never have known it 51 Manifest imperforate father si io 24mar tfi There were six feet of sideboard against 51 Mortgage full perforate Si 25 1 00 Passage Ticket imperforate 1 the former two of desk and the original 1 30 Foreign excbangeorauge imate 3 SO Oo doors and columns were there but that I 90 Foreign Exchange maroon 4 imperforate S 00 lulaud was an oi tne nrsi- piece or lurniture 3 50 Probate Exchangeimperforate W DUDLEY CO 5 00 of Will 7 00 had been built on and added to 20 00 Probate of Will imperforate which 30 00 l 50 till it was stretched half way across the 1 30 Blue aud Black 1 60 Blue and 31ack 2 00 BILL POSTERS dining room 5 cent Black and Green proprietary 5 cents cents The wife turned pale the husband 8 cent Black and Green proprietary o 5 10 cent Black and Green proprietary i PARIS KY o roaned done cried 50cont Black a d Green proprietary 3 b What have vou Make a buffet or serving sideboard out of my great grandfathers desk r locust POSTS 42 ¬ WE I X - w -- a- - Black and Green proprietary 5 00 Black and Green proprietary 15 00 All Kinds ol Posting Distributing Eta lalso wish to buy old canceled postage Promptly Attended To tamps aud stamped envelopes of any and all denominations from 18J0 to 1S75 for which 1 will pay liberal prices Address T L GKEEN County Clerk Mt Olivet Ky TOWS LOT FOR SALE Notk The above named stamps can be found on Deeds Mortgages Notes Keceipts A 42ixll0 foot lot in William Agreements Bank Checki etc from 1861 ad to 1875 also on Proprietary Medicines dition well located Will be sold Matches etc Tne foregoing offer Is genuine made in at low price on four payments one good faith and will be carried out to the let-¬ fourth cash balance in three equal pay ¬ ter in every instance when I receive the ments at six twelve and eighteen stamps I have mentioued in good order L L care Th Reference Mt Olivet Deposit Bank or any months Address News Paris Hy official of Robertson county T Ii Grexn County Clerk I 00 3 00 J 0 ¬ ¬ A - 1 ¬ 3ftS tll i lls4se W yon all about tho Haw we tyle 4eatgM feeantlfal flit- but ui price C v QPfJ wS -- k X bz jAA B - 4 Hi s 5Lif527and 4 W eer ptlbllihedf you can bay -- trtSZPlX9 lTTTAWrfc n awwtTT fr Arte for GM 8lgxwJbl afffc dc ar m m larg- - S - ---- -s v - V r -- i - M f V - x i - H h y- f- A v t 4 - - J dHBl - v v 3T jB- v HBFJ v R wrvC2TWtf HW sivjT w JT J KWitl -- V 5 i V i - 4V - THE In- BOTJKBON NEWS TUESDAY MAT 25 189T AND AGRICULTURAL HINTS SPLENDID SHEEP BARN Its Interior Arranfv x Give Perfect Satisfaction The careful shepherd gives his flocks good care and finds his business s prom able as any other line of about industry By having good shelter rural he is enabled to carry more animals through the winter upon a given quantity of feed t and by having proper conveniences he sazjes a larger per cent of his lambs In growing early lambs he secures bet- ¬ ter prices and in knowing how to feed he has a better quality of mutton which leads people to purchase this most nu ¬ tritious of meats in larger quantities and thus he aids in building up his own STRONG COLONIES Wlttkont Them Beekeeping Is Sure Be FASHION FANO One of the difficult things for tho novice in beekeeping to learn is that ten strong colonies will store more honey than twenty weak ones There a Disappointment t I standing the fact that the last tw or three swarms contain only a hand ¬ ful of bees They make sure to die be fore the winter is over and then he decides that he doesnt care for such very weak colonies but still clings to the thought that one strong enough to market People are only beginning to learn live tlirough it is all right is Many the value of mutton The demand is omy to times however it true econwith constantly growing and will continue the viewlessen the number even num of having the largest ber possible in the succeeding fall Suppose for instance there are foui h ry 7VW1 ieRd V Vtf - HVIV weak colonies in the spring each one having enough bees to fairly cover ¬ ¬ ¬ N is an anxiety for large numbers and each colony is counted one no matter how feeble it may be So the inex- ¬ perienced is often delighted a get- ¬ ting two three or even four o five swarms from a single colony notvrch Seasonable Sngrgestions on Xiiulies Costumes A couple of ladies who have for many pears given special attention to costum- ¬ ing and the prevailing styles in dress made the tpur of the shops the other lay for the sake of getting a general Idea of the present and future of good clothes What is and is to be are very closely connected especially in the best 4iouses Conservative trade which is always the best most artistic and most Thankfulness becoming Most wealthy element rarely jumps from one people have at is always reasons least 100 for being extreme to another thankful to one for being sad and melanThe grande dame does not adopt one choly 2f Y Weekly 5tjTle to day to throw it away to-morr- ow i-1 J irfi t ttmto OXTU U J tyrtpSlcllA Valh- I f Fpecitnq Gliey Jg as 0 3 J FLOOR PLAN OF SHEEP BARN to grow as fast as the value is appre- ¬ ciated Believing that the future of sheep husbandry is full of promise we present a plan for a sheep barn The barn is 40x80 with a feeding alley lengthwise and separating the stables The portable racks are used to make subdivisions These racks may be moved to one side and the wagon or manure spreader driven through the stables for convenience in cleaning out the manure Each stable has in con- ¬ nection with it an open lot or paddock in which the sheep may run at all times Where lambs are grown a number of double gates are very convenient These may be set up in a corner of the stable by means of hooks and staples and the Unite two of them and leave the other two without uniting You now have only three colonies in stead of four and yet you may be bet ter off for the one colony with bees to cover four combs will go right on increasing in strength and by the time the white clover harvest is fairly under way it will be strong enough to give you a rousing swarm and you will now have two strong colonies for it while the two weaklings have only just begun fairly to build up They stood still not showing any increase in num ber for a long time evidently needing all the strength they had to keep up existence and make good the loss of the dying bees by the young bees raised If instead of trying to increase the effort be to get all the honej- possible supposing neither colony offers to swarm the difference is fully as noticeable if not more so The united colony will have more bees than there are in both the others It is easy to see that it will store more surplus But if youve had no experience in the matter it may be hard for you to believe how much more Farmers Union two combs ¬ ¬ - ¬ AN EXCELLENT PLAN Nesting and Breeding Arrangement L - der The feed bins may be located in the loft and conveyed to a mixing box at the end of the feeding alley by means of spouts as shown in ITig 2 Watering tanks may be located in the division fences and the supply regu rlrted by floats John L Shawver in National Stockman PIG PEN POINTERS Nl Dark nests and convenience in gath ¬ ering eggs from them characterize the plan shown herewith The right of the cut represents the hallway from which Yv Ctm Bran Meal Oatj If the nests are reached by lifting the hinged cover as shown The entrance to the nests is seen on the pen side of the partition the dotted lines showing position of partition between the dark walk and the nests A hinged cover LOCATION OF FEED BINS access to ewe and lamb shut up therein until the shown by dotted lines gives swept oc- ¬ this alleyway so it can be lamb has sufficient strength to mingle casionally Below the nests are grated with the flock without risk of life A number of these small pens may be set up if necessary and when not in use they may be stored away in very small 5i pen for space We are indebted to Mi George P Uwsy jowr r cfoitfB McKerrow for this idea and since he is one of the most successful sheep grow ¬ ers in Wisconsin his recommendations have great weight We have tested the value of small box like pens but the gates are more convenient and require less room when not in use The basement should be seven and a half or eight feet high and the loft above should be of sufficient height to provide storage room for hay and fod- ¬ for a Poultry Farm hf I NEAT NESTING ARRANGEMENT openings into the hallway so that the fowls can be fed and watered in the hall thus affording no chance of spill ¬ ing or soiling the food or water With this arrangement nearly all the work of caring for the fowls can be done from the hallway American Agricu- ¬ lturist x tl S 3 With good clover pasture hogs can be made to fatten very rapidl3r and at low cost As soon as the pigs are two weeks old bejrin to feed them in a side trough This will push them along nicely and save the sow There is encouragement in the gen- ¬ eral acquiescence in the policy of giv ¬ ing swine rangeX plenty of grass and clover and less of the everlasting corn diet We no longer aim at masses of living lard Boar pigs that are doing service need careful attention and good feeding Do not feed any great quantity of corn try a few peas ground oats and a handful of oil meal and exercise them as much as possible In a majority of cases however good¬ may be the clover patch which the farmer has for his hogs it will pay to buy a supply of ship stuff to feed with it This for the sake of variety and for the good of the pasture Plenty of hogs arekilled by quack nostrums when cholera is supposed to be in the herd Aconite and concen- ¬ trated lye are fed plentifully and hogs die Starvation is better treatment than rank poisons indiscriminately fed We can reduce the cost of nork by reducing the time in which we grow it A 200 pound pig well marked with lean This can be got ready in Is demanded six months often and where a butter dairy is run a considerable greater weight can be procured Rural World AMONG THE POULTRY 1 From 33 to 40 ducks and drakes are allowed in a pen The shell of an contains about 15 grains of salt of lime Forty dressed ducklings are packed in a barrel for shipment The duck averages ten dozen eggs in about seven months laying Build the house ten by ten feet for ten fowls and the yard ten times larger Ducklings are marketed at five pounds weight which the attain in ten weeks Thirteen eggs are ronsidered a setting though many breeders are now giving eg-g- A woman is sick some disease peculiar to her sex is fast developing in her system he goes to her family physician and tells him a story but not the whole story She holds something back loses her head becomes agitated forgets what she wants to say and finally Conceals what she ought to have told and thus completely mystifies the doctor Is it any wonder therefore that the doctor fails to cure the disease IHI IWHl 111 Ml Hows This fll BBHHff jcTBKjSMyMMKBSMBBMW iDk 9 a We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward Still we cannot blame the wo- ¬ In the course of the outing several iov any case of Catarrh that can not be man for it is very embarrassing 1 points were noted Eight out of ten of cured bv Halls Catarrh Cure to detail some of the symp Cheney Co Props Toledo O dressed women who inquired J the best We have F J toms of her suffering even to for costumes demanded plain skirts Clieneythe undersigned years knownbelieve her family physician for the last 15 and And the plainer the skirt the more him perfectly honorable in all business 4 H It was for this reason that fanciful the waist was to be exception transactions and financially able to carry years ago Mrs Lydia E Pink- being made of course to costumes for out any obligations made by their firm ham at Lynn Mass determined to consid- ¬ West special purposes and occasions when ledo Q Truax Wholesale Druggists To- erable experience in treating femalestep in andhelpher sex Having had ills with her Vegetable Compound she en- ¬ plainness was one of the necessities Walding Kinnan Marvin Wholesale couraged the women of America to write to her for advice in regard to their The ordinary waist is simply extrava- ¬ Druggists Toledo Ohio complaints and being Halls gant in its dressiness One model has acting Catarrh Cure is taken internally her ears every detail ofa woman it was easy for her ailing sisters to pour into their suffering directly blood and mucous the entire front and deep shoulder surfaces of the upon the Price 75c per botsystem In this way she was able to do for them what the physicians were unable points of the most elaborate em- ¬ tle Sold by all Druggists Testimonials to do simply because she had the proper information to work upon and broidery The points fall over the out- ¬ free from the little group of women who sought her advice years ago a great Halls Familv Pills are the best side of large soft sleeve puffs The ma- ¬ army of her fellow beings are to day constantly applying for advice and re- ¬ terial of the waist is put upon the lin ¬ lief and the fact that There one thing ing rather full being gathered in at a ation ofisour wrong that isalwavsan allevi- successfully treated by more than one hundred thousand of them have been doings and that is to Mrs Pinkham during the last year is indicative of soft belt hold others responsible for them N Y the grand results which are produced by her unequaled experience and Another waist has the entire front Weekly training o made up of little ruffles set f l om shoul- ¬ No physician in the world has had such a training or has such an amount Dishonored Drafts ders to waist line Each one has a head ¬ When the stomach dishonors the drafts of information at hand to assist in the treatment of all kinds of female ills ing of very narrow gimp The belt is made upon it by the rest of the system it from the simplest local irritation to the most complicated diseases of the womb wide and folded and there is a bolero is necessarily because its fund of strength is This therefore is the low effect in draped ribbon which falls over very Bitters Toned Avith Hostetters Stom- Lynn Mass is able to doreason why Mrs Pinkham in her laboratory at ach more for the ailing women of America than the it soon begins to pay out vigor the outside of the ruffles in the shape of pure rich bloodcontaining f amily physician Any woman therefore is responsible for her own suffering Another waist has a bolero of ruffles the elements of muscle bone and brain As who will not take the trouble to write to Mrs Pinkham for advice not over an inch and a half wide Be- ¬ a sequence of the new vigor afforded the The testimonials which we are constantly publishing from grateful women stomach perforin their functions tween the edges over the front of the regularly the bowels liver works like and the clock establish beyond a doubt the power of Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Com- ¬ waist are soft puffs of the material work Malaria has no effect upon a system pound to conquer female diseases thus reinforced which is an India silk of fine quality Among the mest stylish bodices are Most men do not tell their wives about those that fasten at the side They are their business affairs until they get stuck made with puffed ruffled or embroid ¬ Washington Democrat mm ered fronts either smooth or loose Shake Into Yonr Shoes hanging with the baggy effect that so Allens Foot Ease a powder many slender women affect Puffs and Cures painful swollen smartingfor the feet ¬ feet and inruffles are the thin womans blessing stantly takes the sting out of corns and bunWith them she can build any figure she ions Greatest comfort discovery of the REASONS FOR USING chooses and make herself as stylish as age Allens Foot Ease makes tight or new shoes feel easy Is a certain cure for sweather fancy and ability may prompt As ing callous hot tired aching feet Try it a novelty one sided effects have been to day Sold by all druggists and shoe introduced An enormously wide rever stores 25c Trial package FREE Address begins at one shoulder nearly covers Allen S Olmstead Le Roy N Y the front of the waist and is tucked in The world is full of miserable people who at the belt on the opposite side It is are so by reason of trying to get more than X accompanied by deep pointed shoulder the world gives jS Y Weekly Because it is absolutely pure mm ruffles that almost cover the sleeves to Because it is not made by the so called Dutch Process in the elbows A pretty waist is made of Over 400000 curedfor Fifty Cents c which chemicals are used Why not plain silk with tucks running length- ¬ regulate or remove your desire tor tobacco Because beans of the finest quality are used wise for the body and sleeves and cross- ¬ Saves monev makes health and manhood jjci auoc il ii luauc uy a juciuuu wiulii pitocivco uuimyaiicu wise for the yoke The tucks are not Cure guaranteed 50c and 100 all druggists the exquisite natural flavor and odor of the beans ever a quarter of an inch wide and are Because it is the most economical costing less than one cent hats are so The set their width apart The entire sleeve heavy trimmings on the summer she weighs a cup that a woman now says 5 BUM frl piece is in continuous lines of tucks my hat on with Be sure that yoa Ret the genuine article made by WALTER and cut out afterwards the material be- ¬ BAKER CO Ltd Dorchester Mass Established 1780 Star Tohacco ing completely tucked before the gar¬ por- ¬ As you chew tobacco for pleasure use ment is made at all The yoke is Star tion is tucked separately and crosswise lasting Itand not only the best but the most therefore the cheapest of the goods One of the prettiest of these waists is A mechanic has a great contempt for any made of Quaker gray India silk The body Avho cannot do the same bit of work neks are put in with pink silk thread as well as he does he yoke is edged with white lace with- - T am entirely cured of hemorrhage of a pink silk heading pinked out and gath ¬ lungs by Pisos Cure for Consumption Louia Lindaman Bethany Mo Jan 8 94 ered into a full ruche A charming dress of silk muslin has Most of us regret that we cant the waist in little puffings round and real mean things to say in a quarrel think of Washround The front Ss fastened at one ington Democrat side where there is a thick ruching Any kind of a bruise St Jacobs Oil will from the shoulder to the wafet line of velvet cure at any time no matter how bad finished with a large bow There is a loose belt of velvet with long Some people owe their good reputation loops and bows t the back to the loyalty of their friends A handsome costume is of checked For 6 years had neuralgia You havent suiting The front and side seams are heavy braid in fancy pat- ¬ used St Jacobs Oil to cure it trimmed with tern The waist is in surplice fashion The Avastcd mental force would do all with an abundance of braid in the form the work in the world Rams Horn oaving in cose ot SgA m v labor enables us macmnery auu to furnish 96 of a yoke shoulder straps and sleeve patterns of Waverleys improved and Just try a 10c box of Cascarets candy ca trimming N Y Ledger tharticfinest liver and bowel regulator made perfected for 60 Peril to Human Life in India Catalogue free from us or the dealer When a man gets a shave and a hair cut India is a dangerous country to live - Indianapolis Ind INDIANA BICYCLE CO in as the folloAving figures showing the he looks as good as new Atchison Globe ssiMxi iwMmmmmmm deaths from wild beasts and snakes You can Cant cure my rheumatism during one recent year will testify you must use St Jacobs Oil In one twelvemonth snakes killed no Give a boy a dog less than 19740 persons Tigers killed time Washington and he will have a good Democrat 1003 persons and 27517 head of cattle bears 12G persons and 315 cattle It may come last but St Jacobs Oil is the est to jure sprains It ought to be first wolves 177 persons and 40S7 cattle hyenas 17 persons and 2748 cattle ele ¬ iNever beat a carpet when it is down phants 5G persons and four cattle while other wild beasts such as jackals buffaloer boars crocodiles etc were re- ¬ sponsible for the deaths of 969 persons and 2165 cattle GREAT deal of s American ingenuity has always been a wonder to foreigners We know of no bet ¬ ter illustration of it than is displayed in the manufacture of guns For instance the re ¬ peating shot gun made by the Winchester Repeating Arms Cc JSTew Haven Ct which retails for about 820 will outshoot toreign hand made guns costing 20 times as much 11ns has been demonstrated time and time again The leading shots of the country appreciate this and have put aside tneir expensive guns for the less costlv but better shooting Winchester The large illustrated Winchester catalogue is sent free upon request American Ingenuity- - WHY SO MANY REGULAR PHYSICIANS PAIL To Curd Female His Some True Beasons Why Mrs PmKham is More Successful Than the Family Doctors Vk- ¬ Ml I II II L j0jmSmWBBEmWri W m ¬ ¬ ¬ m - I ¬ IP 1 luUllIgu4lrK wHIpp ¬ ¬ i Walter Baker ri ofrofroiefr f Cosl Breakfast Cocoa Jfo-To-B- ac letNo-To-Ba- t I 7 Bo-and-- - ttrrftt ¬ -- - ¬ m m -- mm -- - i Up-to-Da- te THE MARKETS Cincinnati G nonsense has been written and be¬ May 24 15 lieved Make a cage or box large enough bo hold the hog but without bottom To get the hog in throw down an ear of corn and while she is eating it let two men lift the cage and put it over her One can do it by tipping it just ri ht Have a loose bottom an old door wTll do very well a little wider and longer than the cage place this from the o round to the wagon or sieign ar the ground ry or dra the cage along and the hog and up the slanting floor will walK rign uu mc lifting herself and there will be no bottom the excepting the cage Throw over and on top of cag put a chain unloading 311st feten to wagon When Bural World reverse the operation tw tn Move liarcre Ho s Ten dozen eggs a year is the average LIVE STOCK Cattlecommon 2 8 fij 3 c0 4 70 4 lb estimate given as the production of the i eleei ouichers Co 6 75 CALVKs Fair to good light hen 3 OJ 3 60 HOlb Lbmmon 3 75 iMixed puuKcrs 3ii5 About four dozen eggs are given as an I isrhtshlurers 3 70 3 fn average for the annual output of the SHEEP lioiee 3 75 a 4 25 coo pnr 045 lamb Winter familv turkey 3 35 w 3 65 PLuUH Duck feathers sell at 40 cents per GKA1X Wr eat No fred 9J 8554 tin No 3 red pound goose feathers bring double 26 orn No 2 mixed 2 Oitfe no 2 a 22 the amount 30 Rye No Between 40 and 50 degrees is the prop- ¬ HAY Prime 2to choice 12 00 1175 8 50 er temperature to keep eggs for hatch ¬ PROVISIONS -- Mess pork tit 3 65 Lird Prime steam ing during winter 6 ft 8 BUTTrR Choice dairy 15 fib Prime to choice creamery Eggs intended for hatching should not 2 50 2 25 be kept over four weeks They must APPLKS Per bfclbbl 1 10 00 POTATOES Per be turned over every day or two NEW YORK 90 Winter patent It will require seven pounds of FLOUR Wheat No 1 northn 4 60 4 79i GRAIN CO skimmed milk to equal one pound of No 2 red 29 CORN No 2 mixed lean beef for flesh forming qualities tin OATr Mixed 22- JOne dollar per head is the average PORK New mess8 75 9 50 4 07ft cost of keeping a fowl a year and the LARD Western CHICAGO EPTSfc same amount is a fair estimate of the FLOUR 4 60 4 70 Winter patents profits Poultry Monthly 93 GRAIN Wheat No 2 red 9H6 -4 i lllgJIl cyj j blood purifiers What purifies the blood about fill e Man who is Raising a Big Crop tons-to-the-ac- it re m iVrr t m 1 TjV 0 iCm3 vwv Ji PHilFY Tfii BLOOD bu cj 1 AND THEY ALONE If diseased however they cannot and the blood continually becomes Every drop of blood more impure in the body goes through the kidneys the sewers of the system every three minutes night and day while life endures TMll7PZ ffiaf tflO flOMTae ti n 1 U 1 Ideal farming comprehends not only the growing of the tallest grain the most of hay the best farming the farming that pays must contemplate something more than this for there is a harvest time and just in proportion as a crop is saved successfully speedily and economically in just that proportion may be measured the seasons profit or loss wv H ftFiL Off w a leJf m W tb JR W- AkMIZfri Df5 Harvesting a Jp Machines are the profit bringing kind they are built for long wear hard work light draft and in short to satisfy There are other kinds that don t cost as much but theres nothing cheaper than the best J I I i IV 1 I m vir - ftflcCormjck Harvesting putsthe kidneys in perfect health and Sawdust I Dangerous Do not put sawdust in poultry pens If the fowls eat it there may toon be PORK Mess LARD Steam FLOUR GliAlN No 2 Chicago spring CORN No 2 OATS No 2 24J 3 75 3 90 79 29 24 4 25 al 73 243 18 8 20 3 17y 4 25 nature does the rest The heavy dragged out feeling the The Light Runninp McCormick Open Elevator Harvester The Light Ru nning McCormick New 4 Steel Alower The Light Running McCormick Vertica Corn Binder and ihe Iight Runnmg McCormick Daisy Reaper for sale everywhere achine Company Chicago ie some cases of cropbound chickens as it is liable to pack in the crop It also gathers moisture and causes dampness No matter how convenient a pile of sawdust may be it had best be let alone Road dust is much better This applies to fowls that are confined When al- iowcu u use muge tney are not iiKejy to eat so much of any thing so undesirable as sawdust that it will injure themj but when shut up they do not dis criminate very closely when it cornea to filling their crops Dakota Field and Farm Corn Mixed Oats Mixed LARD Retined PORK Mess CATTLE First quality HOGS Western INDIANAPOLIS GRAIN Wheat No 2 Corn No 2 mixed Oats No 2 mixed LOUIS VILLK FLOUR Winter patent GRAIN Wheat No 2 red Corn Mixed Oats Mixed PORK Mess Wheat No BALTIMORE Family 2 8JT 29 bilious attacks headaches nervous unrest fickle appetite all caused by poisoned blood will disappear whexi the kidneys properly perform their functions There is no doubt about this npr1 - aiii ANDY CATHARTIC trt Tit it noif v 25 1150 4 3 16 85 4 G5 4 35 89 24 20 3 75 4 00 Thousands have so testified The theory is right the cure is right and health follows as a natural sequence Be self convinced through sonal proof per ¬ rabcataXb ajRECQHSTIPATION care aB CMC U vi ir yj 2 20 IRD - -- Steam - 3 -- 9 25 4 50 - xuissffvfSfnfiakJiAinHTS 1 Beat Cough Syrup Tastes Good Use in tlmo Sold by drujrRiata GURES WHERE ALL ELSE FAILS 2 50 f w ALL DIHKISTS -- y r uucaro Moatreal CaHorftewierJc ABSOLUTELY GUI R SKTRPD J uwmicuMw ah cmnn rwn KAKUK j sir KUflu nuK pjBBHu LV1JV of coastipitioa Ciscrets ira the Ideal Laxa ai7 y - L M t3 - - v W - 4 U r T K v ft-- i a iv v r aejL tjajgy t - g v liF - i BR-- -- THE BOURBON Your Iiife Insured NES l rff 4 -- C -- - - TUESDAY JMAY 25 1897 lc a Day Our insurance is protected by bank-¬ able paper on the Capital City Bank of guarantee given you We dare not use a banks name without authority if you doubt it write them Good health is rv Columbus O There can be no stronger fcSW jf he best life insurance Wrights Celery Capsules gives you good health they cure Liver Kidney and Stomach trouble Rheumatism Constipation and Sick Headaches 100 da3s treatment oosts lc a day A sight draft on above bank in every 1 box which brings your money back if wp fail to cure you Sold by W T Brooks druggist JIop tee Selling Out At Low Prices i 4 V i On account of dull business I intend to leave Paris in two vreeks I am now selling my entire stock of goods at retail at low prices for less than I paid for them Please call and buy something and help me raise some money I have been in Paris nearly six years sand many people have been very kind to sneand lam sorry to leave but I cant anake a living here and I am compelled ito move away fRConie and buy something from me I would do as much for you if I could The Navarre building at Lexington Your Friend was leased Saturday at 125 per month Hop Lee to be used as a Courthouse Anderson Of Peck P O Pike Co O Recommends An Interesting Jumble Of News And Wrights Celery Capsules To the Wright Medical Co Comment Columbus Ohio Local option won by fifteen votes Fri Gents I have purchased a box of Wrights Celery Capsules from James T Blaser druK at Junction City gist Wnverly O and used them for Stomach I years J N Byron has been appointed post- ¬ Trouble and Constipation two was unable to I used do anything for nearly three boxes of your Celery Capsules and they master at Owingsville or the benefit of others so have cured me afflicted I wish to seud this letter Clarence Vinegar wife murderer Very truly yours W S Andersm was sentenced to hang at Georgetown Sold by all druggists at 50c and 1 per box Rev Geo O BarLes is conducting a Send address on postal to the Wright Med O for trial size free most successful meeting at Bowling Co Columbus Green Always The latest And Best Machinery And Therefore The Best Work The next conclave of the Knights Templar of Kentucky will meet at If there is any improved machinery Maysville invented for doing more perfect Innndrv Miss Virginia Hanna a Lexington work just depend upon the Bourbon Steam Laundry putting it in Their school teacher is dangerously ill as tne latest additions are A high graded shirt result of a cat bite starcher which precludes all injury to ¬ fabric A Nashville youth attempted suicide the most delicate a new and insures uni collar and cuff form work and because a Kentucky girl would not go ironer which enables us to give either riding with him a high gloss or domestic finish on collars The total valuation of Kentucky prop- ¬ and cuffs Shall we call for your worn Phone 4 erty is 550000000 this year against Bourbon Steam Laundry tf 570000000 last year SCINTILLATIONS W S TWIN BROTHERS BEST QUALITIES J is PITS PERFECT LOWEST PRICES N YOU ARE NOW THINKING OF BUYING M IJeW It will Spring Sui mammoth stock of - jfe 4 ANNOUNCESIENTS FOR STATE SENATOR be of great assistance to you to look through our Stanford Especial care is taken with ladies tory contestwill have another and the James M Thomas as a candidate for young ladies Senator from the State for shirt waists at the Bourbon Steam Land date is fixed for Friday J une 18 Senatorial Twenty eighth District 8mytf dry composed of the counties of Bourbon declama- ¬ We are authorized to announce The great telescope at the Yerkes ObWrients Celery Tea cures constipa- servatory at Williams Wis has been tion sick headaches 25c at druggists completed It is the largest in the world A curfew ordinance has been passed Ohio by the Louisville Board of Aldermen An anti expeccuration ordinance has also been passed and signed by the ¬ tion July 31st Montgomery and Clark subject to the action of the Democratic primary elec- ¬ FOR JAILER MENS ks BOYS CLOTHING mm EAST ei The Handsomest Line of Clothing Ever Displayed in Bourbon County TIME TABLE BOUND Ata3or We have the lateit styles all col ors all sizes Seeing is free It wont cost you a penny to inspect our We are authorized to announce Wm goods You will be satisfied when you trade at Twin Bros that you get Iteliable Good at Reliable Prices L Collins as a candidate for Jailer of Bourbon Couoty subject to the action of the Republican party Have just received carload after carload of choicest novelties in 5 H TTilliam Mattingly has been awarded FOR CIRCUIT CLERK against the L and N 6000 damages We are authorized to announce A J XjV Louisville 830am 600pm Ill5am840pnn Company at Lebanon for inju GorEY as a caudidate for Circuit Clerk Railroad At Lexington 112 iiV Lexington im 850pm 830am 50pm ries sustained while employed as bridge subject to the action of the Republican Jv Winchester ll5Sam 92 jpm 815am 630pm party Ar Mt Sterliug1225pm 950pm 950am 705pm carpenter Washington Gj am 340pm Ar Jlv Philadelphial0i5am 7 01pm Joe Bnrnes refused to pay John Reber 1240un 90Sm Ar New York for assessor for some fish at Cynthiana Saturday WEST BOUND We are authorized to announce C L his hands fight t t 250pm night and got aa gash in on leg and al- ¬ Hough as a candidate for Assessor of his Reber received Ar Winchester 730am 40pm 655am Bourbon County subject to the action 800am 5 0pm 735am 315pm Ar Lexington off most had an arm cut 911am 630pm Frankfort of the Republican party Ar Shelby ville 1001am 7r2dpm Ar Col Jonathan Estill of Madison will 1100am 815pm Ar Louisville FOR POLICE JUDGE Trains marked thus f run daily ex ¬ put in a crop of coffee this year as an ex- ¬ cept Sandy other trains run daily J Baker a Paris market periment J We are authorized to announce Wm Through Sleepers between Louisville gardener raied some coffee last Remington as a candidate for Police Lexington aud New York without Judge subject to the action of the year and found it a profitable crop change For rates Sleeping Car reservations or Six young toughs who tried to throw Democratic party Wt5 are authorized to announce John any information call on a Maysville street car off the track by B Carr R Adair as a candidate for Police F filling a frog with rocks were severely Judge subject to the action of the Agent L N R R Paris Ky swatted with an oak paddle in police Democratic party ar George W Barney Div Pass Agent court Friday morning by order of the We are authorized to announce Newt Lexington Ky Judge Clark as a candidate for Police Judge Fiendish firebugs at Mun fords ville re- ¬ subject to the action of the Democratic party cently started a fire which fatally burn ¬ ed Mrs Jj M Craddock and daughter FOR MAYOR ¬ Silks Dress GoodsJDry Goods Percales White Goods Wash Goods Wash Goods Cottons Calicos Laces Muslin Underwear Corsets Handkerchiefs Gloves Hosiery Lace Curtains Embroideries Table Damasks Napkinsfetc 9 will be both pleasureable and profitable to look through this Depnrtmrnt Our si ock ducements in excellence and variety at buch low prices that you will regret if you fail to call offr i It gwat in ¬ and material at money saving prices We have an entire new stock of 3 Mens Ladies and Childrens Shoes in Blacks and Tans j Best manes - With every purchase at our store you a coupon and when you get get free a large handsome glass framed picture trading home FREE gt 10 worth of coupon tickets you - v If you want tobuy right if you want to be treated right if you want to save money make our store your - t f 3 V v and Sunday their barn was burned We are authorized to announce Of No 503 W Ninth Street Cincinnati They also set fire to Miss Craddock as Benj Perry as a candidate for Ohio she lay in an invalids chair The town Mayor of the City of Paris subject to the action of the Democratic party Will be at the Windsor Hotel Paris is in danger of destruction sy We are authorized to announce W T Brooks as a candidate fcr Mayor of the Yesterdays Temperature T TUESDAY JUNE 8TH 1897 city of Paris subject to the action of returning every second Tuesday in each The following is the temperature as the Democratic party nionth noted yesterday by A J Winters Co Optician Landman of this city SIGN PANTEB See advertisement in another column HO SE JySBPj VvSs nas this HilSvImfv oeen visiting rwrav 7 a m 61 of W J Bryans new book The First rporilnrlv frr 8 a m J 61 teKW J Send your order to Oscar Battle AND ftWBriBNv five vears and has ad- 9 a m 63 Miller Hutchison Ky agent for Bour ¬ VV1 UBMMUtf IU jjustea glasses to tne 10 a m 63 bon county tf 434 Main St t Paris Ky eyes of the best people 11 a m 65 of Paris and Bourbon 12 m 63 ALSO DEALER IN County and has proven himself com 2p m 67 petent thorough reliable and honest 3 p m 66 FOR Oil Varnishes You can get Landmans glasses from 4 p m 64J Clark Clays diug store between his 5 p m Brushes Artists5 Ma ¬ 60 visits and when he makes his regular 7p m 55J Window BY visit he will examine your eyes thorough 4 Glass Etc ly and make any change necessary to Summer Tourists give satisfaction Examination free Estimates promptly furnished for References Drs W J Fithian Low rate round trip tickets are now Jlxotogia xlici ISads Buck Fithian glass paints painting and decorating Bowen and C on sale from Queen D Cram of Paris Crescent stations From to Cumberland Falls Rugby Burnside 1st I this date May 14 until June will make one dozen cabinet Spring City and Lookout Mountain photos for 300 For e Liberal rates and limits Ask your I will also make one 16x20 crayon portrait from any negative I have for agent about it HAVE a lot of new farming imple- ¬ 250 ROUTE C Rinearson W which have I have all the negatives made since I that ments sell cheap forneverheen used cash BEST LINE TO AND FROM I will Genl Passr Agt Ciuomuati0 have been in Paris and will make dupli7 double shovel plows cate photos from same at extremely low 2 pony plows T prices Incomparable 6 pair double trees To those who are not now prepared to All Points in Michigan 12 5 tooth cultivators The service on the Queen Crescent fast take advantage of these low 1 nice surrey train North Through Pullman drawing sell a contract which will be prices I will good until room sleepers Standard vestibuled day 1 barouche September 1st 1897 coaches lavatories and smoking rooms White City Special 2 phaBton buggies Elegant jiue parior ana ooservation cars The ana one half hours to Cincinnati 10 when above is prices are for CASH Best Terminal Station Nine sitting made or order placed J H HAGGARD hours to Louisville from Chattanooga O L Mitchekl Glenns old stand corner Fourth and L GRINNAN Div Paster Agt High Streets Chattanooga Tenn Paris Ky Avoiding The Tunnel Paris Ky LH Landman MD BOURBONS BIGGEST BARGAIN BRINGERS 701 703 MAIN ST PARIS KY At OPi05SBI3S3Pi BLACK ¬ 7 - y FARE CA MIIRTI m GEGOn HOUSE AID LOT AKD DESIRABLE 60 ACRE SMITH SHOP FOR SALE FOR SALE -- ¬ Special Prices CABINET PHOTOS Paints DESIRE to sell my house and lot HAVE a well situated 60 acre Bour- ¬ with blacksmith shop at Jackson- ¬ bon County farm which to ville Ky I will sell for half cash bal sell It is well improved I desire any For ance in twelve months For further further particulars address particulars address or call on J E PLUMMER BENJ F SHARON Millersburg Ky 8jan tf 13oct tf Jacksonville Ky I I JOHN CONNELLY PARIS KENTUCKY Work guaranteed satisfactory Calls promptly answered Your work is solicited Prices reasonable Nashville Exposition Bur your ticket to Nashville via Cincin ¬ nati and Queeu Cresceut Koute to Chatta ¬ nooga Visit the historic city aud the great battlefields of Missionary Ridge and Lookout Mountain spend a day at the Chicamauga National Military Park then refreshed and ready for new conquests continue the jour- ¬ ney Low rates to the great Exposition in effect via this pleaaut route The Queen Crescent train service is per-¬ fect the schedules fast ones the scenery un- ¬ surpassed anywhere If you want the journey to be a pleasant one see that your tickets read via Cincinuati and Queen Crescent W U ¬ terials Wool Wanted Call and see us before selling 4may 4t ft B HUTCHCRAF L GRINNN Will pay the highest price for wool BIG FOUR Farnmewts 33 ¬ I m TOLEDO DETROIT CHICAGO ST LOUIS BOSTON Rinearson Ii GP A Cincinnati O Wagner Sleeping Cars h C F CLAY 4766 JtlECORD 218 ASSIGNEES NOTICE C N Kates To Nashville jBuffett Parlor Cars Wagner Sleeping Cars Private Compartment Cars Elegant Coaches and Dining Cars NEW YORK 33esure your tickets read via FOUR BIG e Passenger Traffic Mgr D B MARTIN o Mccormick Gen Pass CINCINNATI Tkt Agt O f RAILROAD TIME CARD i 4 I U i L 2S R R ARRIVAL OF TRAINS FronTcincinnati 1116 a m 538 p m 1015 p m From Lexington 439 a m 745 a m 339 p m 627 p m Fcsm Richmond 435 a m 742 a m 333 p m Fccrn Maysville 748 a m 330 p m DEPARTURE OF TRAINS To Cincinnati 445 a m 755 a m 546 pm To Lexington 755 a m 1127 a m 545 p m 1021 p m To Siehinond 1125 a in 543 p m T6V against ALL persons having claimsIsaac F assigned estate of Sire of Coleridge 205 Choral 208 Arthur W 211 Claybourne 211 Connor hanslor are hereby notified to present 212 Clorine 213 Cling 214 Lee 215 and thirty nine others in 230 list them at once properly proven as required by law to the undersigned or to Sired by CALIBAN 394 Record 234 his attorney Harmon Stitt Paris Ky Sire of Cyclone 223A the sire of Gillette 211 Dr Sparks 212 Cicerone 2 I2J E T REES Assignee Cyclone Wilkes 214 Cocoon 215 and sixteen others in 230 26fb Shannon Mason Co Ky 1 dam Soprano dam of Eminence 218 Strathbridge 2 24J Ambryon 219 Su premacy 228 grandam of Red Silk 210 Brown Silk 219 the dam ofChina Silk 2 216 and of Emeer 228 etc by Strathmore 408 sire of sixty five and of the dams of over seventy from 209 to 230 Dissoiuiion 01 2 dam Abbess dam of Steinway 3 225 Solo 228 Currency 222 etc by Albion The partnership of Drs Roberts 3 dam by Marshal Ney son of Imp Emancipation Ussery is by mutual consent dissolved accounts of the firm are payable Caliban 394 by Mambrino Pilot 29 dam Cassia by Cassius M Clay Jr 22 etc to All Roberts and he assumes the in- ¬ Dr Strathmore 408 by Hambletonian 10 dam Lady Waltermire dam of- - Marshal debtedness of the firm Ney 2034 by North American 2 dam by Hambletonian 2 W C USSERY H H ROBERTS C F Clay is a horse of great finish and style in fact as much so as any horse April 30 1897 we know of Is a beautiful mahogany bay wjth black points and stands 153 hands high Bis pedigree is full of the richest producing blood which has vear after year added new and brilliant performers to the turf for instance Nannie Etti coat out of his dam has given in 1896 Red Silk 210 and Brown Silk 219 the lat- ¬ ter the dam of China Silk beyond question the best record 216 filly of 1896 As a two three and C F Clay was cam- ¬ Apply on first mortgage paigned and landed many good races securing his record of 218 His first crop at This Bourbon News of foals came in his form and for several years afterward he was the office 26mar tf leading sire when age of foals was considered His get all possess his grand in dividuality and are especially speedy and as to race horse qualities the perfor- ¬ AND foreign mances of Coleridge 205 Choral 208 Connor 211 Arthur W 211 and others DArpiPTVrnPQ - PKO CURED HjIN k are too recent and of too much merit to need any comment But few better sires EUGENE W JOHNSON than C F Clay are now in the stud His colts are not only trotters but are show horses as well having probably been awarded as many premiums at the leading SOLICITOR AND ATTORNEY IN PAT ¬ fairs as the get of any horse in Kentucky C F Clay will make the season of 1897 ENT CAUSES at Emerald Park Stock Farm 5 J miles north of Paris at - ¬ at following rates for the round trip April 28 to Oct loth final limit Nov 7 1260 April 29 to Oct 30final limit 15 days from date of sale 27 to Oct 30 final Tenn Centennial and International Exposition Nashville Tenn May 1st to Oct 31st 97 L N will sell tickets The old and well known firm of Smedley Butler of Millersburg Ky is now in progress of liquidation owing to the assignment of J G- Smedley All of the large stock of dry goods notions fancy goods domestics boots shoes hats caps and every article kept by a first class store is now being offered at cost for cash This is a fine oppor- ¬ tunity for any one wishing to engage in the dry goods business and assume con- ¬ trol of a house already established and well known throughout Central Ken ¬ tucky Any one wishing to buy the stock as a whole should address - in FOR 3E3st ifclis3li c3L SATiB- - HIS Of the firm of Smedley ALEX BUTLER Butler Millersburg Ky limit 7 925 April days including IOE - ICE Pano date of sale 760 F B Carr Agt RY THE PATRONS TO ICE MFG- CO OF THE PARIS We appreciate your past patronage We are now ready to quote prices for next season and will not be undersold by anybody Remember our ice is of pure distilled water PARIS ICE MFG CO 19feb FRANKFORT CINCINNATI In Effect March 1 1897 EAST BOUND DAIIiY EXCEPT SUNDAY Lve Frankfort Arr JElkhorn Arr Switzer Arr Stamping Ground ArrDuvalls Arr Georgetown Lve Georgetown Arr Newtown Arr Centreville Arr Elizabeth Arr Paris 630am 300pm 6J3am 320pm 358pm 415pm 430pm 442pm 452pm 458pm - PHIL NIPPERT Money To Loan 65lam 33pm 702am 348pm 708am 720am 800arn 812am 822am 828am 810am 920am 932am 938am 948am Manager l two-year-o- ld two-year-o- ld five-year-o- ld six-year-o- ld 500 FOR RENT BRICK ply to cottage 5 510pm 530pm 542pm 548pm 558pm 610pm 635pm 646pm 653pm ¬ WEST BOUND Lve Paris Arr Elizabeth Arr Centreville Arr Newtown Arr Georgetown Lve Georgetown Arr Duvalls Arr Stamping Ground rA u-s- Ujant f First class repair Ap B C INGELS Or O EDWARDS taken rooms 10 per ¬ i Maysville 755 a m 635 p m Fl B Carr Agent v 1025 p m 4 25 -- i W To Iiisxixe A Living Colt J F BABBEE MillersKurgfy -- 1729 New York Ave Washington D C h Office established 18GS 2marijan98 Charges moderate Correspondence Requested Arr switzer AiT Elkhoru ArrFrankfort GEO B HARPER Genl Supt C Fbankfort Ky agency for the Cincinnati Daily Times 1125am 704pm ll3oam 7lpm Star a most excellent paper and will 1155am 725pm have it delivered to subscribers in any D BERCAW Genl Pass Agt part of the city for six cents ner week 1000am 1040am 1056am 1110am Sherman Silvers has the jib r1 He solicits your subscription tf c ita t f r Y L v A v i 7 5V4 l r ltf Mr - j iifij k vS8fai k i- - v - -v i A 4 ii tf p MJ- i - L LVeLDi jtU S 27fct T - - 3 ig iirnMfSliiTirfritig 31 JStffe

© 1999-2009 Kentucky Virtual Library

• xhtml 1.0 Strict